Cross noted that as a candidate, Trump “ran on white supremacy” and made it very clear that he had every intention of installing an executive branch that would execute anti-Black policies ...

White and Black women have joined together to power progressive causes — from abolition to civil rights — but it’s a tenuous alliance. By Nikole Hannah-Jones Nikole Hannah-Jones is a ...

First, it's a Black Badge, meaning that it has a bit more oomph compared to the regular Wraith. Second, it sends an aftermarket whiff courtesy of a few tweaks, and third, it's been in the ...

white Latinos, Black Latinos, mixed Latinos, etc.), also voted for Trump in larger numbers than previously seen. While 45% of Latinos voted for Trump, per The Washington Post, a whopping 54% of ...

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An early exit poll released on Tuesday showed that while more white voters are going to the polls for the presidential election, the Black and Hispanic voter turnout is lower than in 2020.

A “beacon of hope” that lit the way for generations of returning service men and woman has now inspired a new Remembrance pin badge. The Pike Poppy pin badge was designed as a homage to ...

The Dallas Police Department graduated its latest batch of new recruits on Friday morning. It was an emotional moment for the families of Class 398, which included 30 new officers joining the ...

The TTC will ask its staff to look at the idea of the transit system handing out "Baby on Board" pins to pregnant women ... the feasibility of such a badge program. "It's kind of a badge of ...

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President Biden was not pictured among other world leaders in the traditional "family photo" at the final Group of 20 summit of his presidency on Monday. Biden arrived along with Canadian Prime ...

But that floral pin is more than just a fashion statement—it's steeped in significance. Once a year in November, British people (royals included) honor fallen troops by wearing a crimson poppy.