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Black News Sep 30, 2026A’ja Wilson Receives King Center’s 2027 Youth Influencer Award
Wilson Receives King Center’s 2027 Youth Influencer Award The King Center announced Wednesday that Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson will receive its 2027 Beloved Community Youth Influencer Award.
AT&T and Black America Sep 29, 2026AT&T and Black America, Part 12: The Full Record, and What It Shows
Read start to finish, this series does not describe steady progress, a single villain, or a problem that got solved. Part 12 of 12, closing the series with the full 1865-2025 record.
AT&T and Black America Sep 28, 2026AT&T and Black America, Part 11: DEI Programs End, Two Days Before FCC Approval
On December 1, 2025, AT&T told the Federal Communications Commission in writing that it would eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion programs entirely — and the FCC approved AT&T’s $1.02 billion spectrum acquisition two days later. Part 11 of a 12-part series.
Black News Sep 28, 2026Nolan Wells: The Full Timeline, the Autopsy Injuries, and the Drowning Data Behind the Case
The state autopsy recorded two bruises on the back of Wells’ head and found “no fluid or debris” in his airways and an empty stomach.
Black News Sep 28, 2026The Reparations Report: Jamaica Takes Its Case to the Privy Council, the Caribbean Plans Its Next Move, and Evanston Fights to Keep Paying
King Charles III has referred three reparation questions to the Privy Council for determination, and the Government is now awaiting directions on the next steps in its petition.
AT&T and Black America Sep 27, 2026AT&T and Black America, Part 10: What AT&T’s Own Board Diversity Matrix Shows
AT&T’s own 2024 proxy statement names its Board of Directors’ race and ethnicity, director by director — and of 11 directors, exactly one is Black. Part 10 of a 12-part series.
AT&T and Black America Sep 26, 2026AT&T and Black America, Part 9: AT&T’s Own Numbers, and Their Limits
Unlike the era Parts 1 through 4 covered, when this series found no surviving written company policy on race, AT&T today publishes its own detailed workforce demographic data every year — in a standardized federal report every company of its size has to file. Part 9 of a 12-part series, covering 2000s to 2022.