The high court’s decision could have a significant impact on the state’s August primary as well as the November general election in a critical swing […]
Author: Christopher Vaughan
Christopher Vaughan is a Digital News Intern at Unmutedco.
7-Year-Old Girl Raises $23,000 to Help Diversify Her School
Madison Wilson, a 7-year-old elementary student from Santa Barbara County, California, has raised more than $23,000 on her GoFundMe to buy skin-colored crayons and multicultural […]
Jeff Sessions Loses Former Alabama Senate Seat to Trump Pick
Tommy Tuberville, the former Auburn University football coach, endorsed by Donald Trump, took down former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions in Alabama’s Republican Senate primary […]
ViacomCBS Unveils “SHOxBET”
Showtime and BET’s shared popularity with the African American community prompted the media giant to create the new Showtime plex channel, Yahoo Entertainment reports. What […]
U.S. Retail Sales Rise in June, Resurgence of COVID-19 Threatens Continued Spending
U.S. retail sales increased 7.5% in June as stores and restaurants reopened and consumers were sent back to work. However, increases in COVID-19 cases in […]
Man Completes 1,000 Mile Journey for Racial Equality
Terry Willis, a 35-year-old Black man, completed his 1,000-mile walk for racial equality Sunday, the Hill reports. What We Know: Willis began his journey in […]
Washington Redskins to Retire Name and Logo
The NFL’s Washington, D.C. franchise announced Monday that it will remove the “Redskins” name and logo, CNN reports. What We Know: The team’s decision comes […]
Lebron James Will Not Wear Social Justice Jersey
The NBA star said his thoughts on racial inequality cannot be properly represented on the back of a jersey, the Hill reports. What We Know: […]
WNBA Team Finds Itself in the Middle of a Georgia Senate Race
GOP Senator Kelly Loeffler, part owner of the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream, has been called upon to sell her stake in the team after she spoke […]
Rutgers’ First Black President Says University’s Name Will Stay
Jonathan Holloway, who last week became the first Black president in Rutgers University’s 254 year history, said he does not plan on changing the school’s […]