The 2022 Black Census
Black people hold the key to unlocking the promise and potential of our communities. We
Justice & Civil Rights
The Original Names of these Mountains
The Cherokee people called the mountain we know as Clingmans Dome “Kuwahi” for hundreds of years.
Freedmen of the Cherokee Tribe
Cherokee Nation removes ‘blood clause’ in its constitution, clearing the way for descendants of Black people enslaved by the tribe to have equal rights.
House Democrats Arrested for Protesting Roe Reversal at Supreme Court
“Even though they arrested us, we won’t stop our organizing, agitating, and legislating for justice,” declared Rep. Cori Bush.
The Broken Promises of Democracy
That sound you hear in the background every time you turn on the TV news
National Get Out The Vote Campaign
By Stacy M. Brown – The National Newspaper Publishers Association and Transformative Justice Coalition are
The Current US Supreme Court is Not Constitutionally Legitimate
Regressive jurisprudence from the Court targets voting rights protections, our safety from gun violence, the rights of immigrants, housing, and public health.
Most Americans Support Abortion Rights. Do Your Leaders?
A clear majority of Americans want abortion to be legal and women’s rights safeguarded.
Plans Move Forward for the National Juneteenth Museum
Officials overseeing the project aim for it to open in time for the holiday in
Rep. Thompson’s Opening Statement: Day 5 of Jan. 6 Hearings
Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., delivered opening remarks on June 23, 2022 as the House committee
Gun Sense Stalks the State Legislature
The Republican majority in both the NC Senate and House continues to choose inaction on gun control legislation.
Asheville City Schools Foundation Mural Project
Asheville City Schools Foundation and REAP dedicated two protest murals from the summer of 2020 to Asheville High School student activists.
