Maya Boddie is a journalist at Raw Story, where she covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, and civil rights. Her work often explores themes of diversity and inclusion, as well as social interest issues within the context of litigation and public policy. Maya's insightful reporting has been featured in several prominent outlets, including Blavity, AlterNet, and Yahoo News.
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By: Maya Boddie
As Washington, D.
By: Maya Boddie
As Washington, D.C . voters head to the polls Tuesday, the city's mayoral primary has President Donald Trump 's undivided attention.
It could be argued that summer is the best time to be in New York City . After months of rushing between destinations and enduring below-freezing temperatures, New Yorkers return to parks, brownstone stoops and apartment-building rooftops. People linger a little longer, and so do the days. And with the first day of summer still days away, New Yorkers have no shortage of reasons to be outside. But they also have an unusual number of reasons to celebrate. The New York Knicks secured their first NBA championship in 53 years, giving the city a victory generations of fans had waited decades to see. The day after the win, hundreds of thousands of people lined Fifth Avenue for the National Puerto Rican Day Parade. Pride Month festivities are unfolding across all five boroughs. World Cup matches have brought fans from around the world to the New York-New Jersey region. Juneteenth celebrations are just days away. And on Thursday, New Yorkers will return to the streets once again for the...
As Juneteenth celebrations take place across the country this week, many Americans will attend festivals, community gatherings and cookouts commemorating June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved African ...
By: Maya Boddie
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states may continue counting mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day but received afterward, preserving
By: Maya Boddie
While Congress tends to dominate political headlines, many of the policy changes Americans experience most directly originate in state legislatures. This year, lawmakers across the country are rolling out new laws that could affect everything from how workers negotiate salaries to how much some health care employees earn and how states respond to housing insecurity.
By: Maya Boddie
“Black jobs” became one of President Donald Trump’s signature campaign talking points during the 2024 election.
As the 2026 midterm elections approach, the NAACP is making the largest midterm investment in its 117-year history, announcing a $20 million voter
This month’s heat wave may have subsided, but experts say extreme heat is no longer an occasional occurrence.
By: Maya Boddie
Black farmers and the organizations that support them scored an early legal victory after a federal judge ordered the U.S.
