The law will benefit the students at public universities in the state, who are predominantly people of color and may face geographic and economic hurdles to obtaining the medical procedure. California is the first state to pass legislation that provides medication abortions free of charge to all students at its public universities.
Two white University of Arizona students arrested for the brutal beating of Black student
Two white University of Arizona students have been arrested and charged for the brutal beating of a Black student who they kicked, punched and called the n-word. The two suspects identified as Matthew Frazier and Matthew Rawlings, reportedly didn’t even know the student they assaulted, the Arizona Daily Star reported. On Friday the two underclassmen…
Giving Pennsylvania Cops the ‘Middle Finger’ Is Apparently Enough to Get Kneed and Tackled, Victim Files Lawsuit Against 5 Cops Involved
A California man has filed a lawsuit accusing five Pennsylvania police officers of responding with “unreasonable and excessive force” when he “extended his middle finger” at one of the them in 2017. John White, 29, asked for a judgment in excess of $150,000 after filing the suit Friday in Pennsylvania’s Eastern District, according to Lancaster…
Colin Kaepernick’s Nike Ad Wins an Emmy
Colin Kaepernick may never win a Super Bowl, but he continues to win in other arenas. On Sunday, the controversial Nike ad that he starred in last year won an Emmy for outstanding commercial at the 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
Trump wants Congress to investigate Obama’s ‘ridiculous’ Netflix deal
Former president Barack Obama has a sweet thing going over at Netflix and apparently Donald Trump is really salty about it. According to The Wrap, on Monday the president suggested that instead of focusing on his business operation and potential conflicts of interest, the House Judiciary Committee should turn its attention to Obama’s business with…
United Negro College Fund Teams Up With Cengage To Provide HBCU Students With Access To Free Textbooks
“We must continue to invest our time and money in better futures for young people around the country,” said Dr. Michael L. Lomax, President and CEO of UNCF.
