'They never told us anything': Another Black woman was found dead after a date. Her family is still looking for answers from police.
Asia Maynard died after going on a date with a man she met at a gas station, her family said.
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The family of Rasheem Carter, the Black man found dead in Mississippi with his head severed, is protesting police handling of the case
His family calls his death a "modern-day lynching" and is demanding answers from officials.
Angel Reese calling out unfair criticism is 'a testament to her authenticity' as Black women in sports are often held to 'a different standard': expert
The scrutiny highlights how Black women in sports are viewed compared to their white counterparts.
It was her dream to open a mobile hair salon. But this Black entrepreneur says she was run out of a North Carolina town after her business was spray-painted with the N-word and other slurs.
Angel Pittman said her property was vandalized with the N-word and "bitch" spray-painted on her mobile salon.
A former WNBA player who competed in Russia hopes Brittney Griner's ordeal reignites the conversation on 'pay disparity between the men and the women's game,' which drives many WNBA players overseas
Iciss Tillis, a former WNBA power forward, who competed in Russia says she hopes Brittney Griner's torturous ordeal reignites the conversation about pay inequity in the women's league.
This father uprooted his life in South Carolina and raised $300,000 to move to Arizona to find out what happened to his missing son: 'I do have faith'
David Robinson has one goal — to find Daniel.
A 71-year-old Black woman who won $20,000 at a casino is now suing Michigan bank for racial discrimination after employees refused to cash her check
When Lizzie Pugh tried to cash in her check at Fifth Third Bank, she said that she was turned away by employees.
This 20-year-old mother — one of the first people in Georgia to have monkeypox — says she's faced death threats accusing her of spreading the virus 'all across' her state
Camille Seaton, 20, said it took her three and a half weeks to heal from the virus.
'It feels like enslavement': This working mom owes $240,000 in student loans. Now she's fighting for full cancellation to live her American Dream 'freely.'
Richelle Brooks borrowed $203,000 collectively to attend undergrad, graduate, and doctoral studies. And over the years, has accumulated over $30,000 in interest.
'Exhausting and it's infuriating': Months after the racist Buffalo supermarket shooting, the Black residents there are grappling with the trauma of the reopening and recent threats
Tops grocery store reopened to the Buffalo community months after the deadly mass shooting that left 10 dead.
The son of a 65-year-old woman who was killed in the Buffalo supermarket mass shooting says the 'tragedy' happened the one time 'we didn't go together'
Wayne Jones' mother, Celestine "Stiney" Chaney, was among 10 victims who were killed during a mass shooting at Tops Friendly Market in Buffalo.
A Black Texas teen was suspended from school and told he couldn't attend graduation due to the length of his hair
Treyvion Gray, a Black high school senior in the Needville Independent School District located in Fort Bend County, Texas, was first approached about the length of his locs as he was walking to gym class.
Here's how Black women in Georgia — a state with an 'abysmal' maternal mortality rate — will face a public health crisis if Roe v. Wade is overturned
The fate of Roe v. Wade could have harrowing consequences for Black women, in particular.
Being a Black mother in Minnesota is 'terrifying'
Toshira Garraway's mind goes to the worst-case scenario if her son isn't home on time.
A Texas woman living with alopecia said she 'cried all night' after hearing Chris Rock's 'insensitive' joke. Experts say Black hair has a history of being publicly 'criticized.'
Experts said Black hair has been criticized and politicized throughout history.
A Massachusetts daycare that used blackface for a Black History Month activity is reportedly now closing. One parent says she still wants 'accountability.'
The daycare was met with backlash after sharing photos of children with Black painted plates placed in front of their faces.
National civil rights attorney Ben Crump calls for an FBI investigation into the death of 25-year-old graduate student Jelani Day
• Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is calling on the FBI to investigate Jelani Day's case as a hate crime.
• Day, a 25-year-old Black graduate student, was reported missing in August and found dead in the Illinois River days later.
• Crump's remarks were made at a press conference in Chicago on Friday with Day's family members.
National civil rights attorney Ben Crump is calling on the FBI to investigate the death of Illinois State University graduate student Jelani Day as a hate crime.
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The mother of the 10-year-old Black girl who was arrested after drawing a picture in school says her daughter 'was not protected in any instance'
N.B. was arrested at school after she allegedly drew a picture of her bully.
A Chicago mother is still searching for her pregnant daughter who disappeared 3 years ago: 'It's a reoccurring nightmare'
Kierra Coles, a U.S postal worker, was last seen in October 2018.
A Black Army officer says she was profiled when she was denied entry to a Louisiana casino after an employee discredited her military ID
Deja Harrison said a Harrah's New Orleans guard claimed she wasn't the person on her military ID.
Experts say the 'Missing White Woman Syndrome' leaves girls of color disproportionately out of news coverage
Missing women of color have not been "centered" in national media coverage, experts say.
Civil-rights attorney Ben Crump and Black women's organization file lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson over talc baby powder product
Ben Crump filed the suit on behalf of the members of the National Council of Negro Women.
LA County officials will return a beach property worth millions nearly 100 years after it was seized from a Black family
The property was taken from the family in 1924 by the city council, which used eminent domain under the guise of building a park.
100 years ago — just after Memorial Day — a white mob burned down a thriving Black community. Here's why so many haven't heard of the Tulsa Race Massacre.
A white mob destroyed a prosperous Black neighborhood known as the "Black Wall Street" in 1921.
'I wish he was here with us': Andrew Brown Jr.'s sons express their love for their father during emotional funeral service in North Carolina
Family and loved ones gathered in honor of Andrew Brown Jr. at a funeral service at the Fountain of Life church in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
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