Last summer, in the case of Allen v. Milligan, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the proposed Alabama congressional district map was gerrymandered, discriminating against Black voters. The state initially refused to redraw the map, defying the federal court order. However, a new map was eventually drawn, giving an opportunity for a second minority district.
Author: Alex Haynes
O.J. Simpson will be cremated; brain being studied for CTE is hard NO
Following the recent passing of O.J. Simpson, his longtime lawyer and the executor of his estate, Malcolm LaVergne, announced plans for Simpson’s cremation and addressed […]
Iran launches drones toward Israel in retaliatory attack
Iran has initiated a direct military attack on Israel, a significant escalation that could potentially ignite a broader regional conflict. This marked the first instance of Iran launching such a direct assault on Israel, involving drones and possibly cruise and ballistic missiles, heightening tensions significantly.
Rico Wade, Southern Rap Trailblazer, dies at 52
Rico Wade, a pivotal figure in the Atlanta music scene and one-third of the influential production company Organized Noize, has passed away at the age […]
Birmingham-Southern Announces Abrupt Closure
Birmingham-Southern College, a private Christian institution, will close in May after failing to secure a tailored state loan program despite years of financial struggles. This […]
Rashee Rice: Arrest warrant issued for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver over crash
Rashee Rice: Arrest warrant issued for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver over crash. Local affiliate KSBY reports that he plans to turn himself into authorities.
Curfew set to begin for kids under 18 in Newark, New Jersey
A controversial new curfew in Newark will start on Friday to keep kids off the streets overnight. Mayor Ras Baraka and Public Safety Director Fritz […]
Christian Combs accused of sexual assault in lawsuit
Christian Combs, son of the iconic Sean “Diddy” Combs, finds himself at the center of a controversial lawsuit alleging sexual assault, in which both father and son are named as defendants.
Tennessee politicians strip historically Black university of its board
The overhaul of Tennessee State University’s board of trustees has ignited a fiery debate on governance, racial politics, and financial management in higher education.
Homeland Security Raids Diddy’s LA, Miami and New York Homes
BLK ALERTS has learned from four law enforcement sources that Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) executed search warrants on Monday at Combs’ properties in Los Angeles […]