Britain says no to slavery reparations A UK Government minister has ruled out reparations for Bermuda over the atrocities of slavery.
Category: Civil Rights
Reporting on civil rights enforcement, federal policy rollbacks and the court cases shaping voting, housing and equal protection in the United States.
Black News Oct 18, 2026Nolan Wells Case Update: 4 Key Developments on Witness Accounts, Video Evidence, and the Ongoing Investigation
‘That’s my voice’: Friend of late Mississippi teen Nolan Wells speaks out on what he saw that day Nolan Wells vanished after going on a boat trip with friends on the 4th of July.
Civil Rights Oct 17, 2026Who Profits From the Pipeline, What Project 2025 Removes, and How to Fight Back (Part 3 of 3)
Every stage of the pipeline has someone getting paid. The last part of our series follows the money, looks at the guardrails Project 2025 targets, and ends with an action plan.
Civil Rights Oct 16, 2026Life Sentences and the 13th Amendment Loophole: Why Slavery Is Still Legal as ‘Punishment for Crime’ (Part 2 of 3)
Slavery is still legal in the United States. The Constitution says so in one clause, and Mississippi’s own constitution repeats it.
Black News Oct 15, 2026The Reparations Report: Analyzing the $14 Trillion Wealth Gap, Historical Land Loss, and the Week in Restorative Justice
A deep data analysis into the U.S. racial wealth divide, the compounding toll of 16 million acres in Black agricultural land loss, California’s econometric harms modeling, and the weekly news recap from London’s UK Reparations Conference to federal H.R. 40 debates.
Civil Rights Oct 15, 2026The Bounty Hunter Blueprint: Mississippi’s HB 1484, the New ICE Machine and Project 2025 (Part 1 of 3)
In January 2025, a Mississippi lawmaker filed a bill that would have paid $1,000 for a tip and locked a person up for the rest of their life for being in the state without papers.
Black News Oct 12, 2026The Institutional Runaround: How Municipalities Stall Predominantly Black Towns—and How to Break the Loop
The ‘runaround’ is not accidental confusion; it is an intentional administrative exhaustion tactic used by government authorities and utility monopolies to pass blame in circles. Here is how it stalls predominantly Black towns, along with six tactical rules for citizens to break the loop.
Black News Oct 10, 2026The Reparations Report: UK govt refuses slavery reparations: Jamaica urges king
UK govt refuses slavery reparations: Jamaica urges king By Al Jazeera Staff and Reuters September 7, 2026 Britain expresses sorrow over slavery, but rejects financial compensation.