The son of a civil rights activist, the Montgomery-native is the first Black person elected to run the city in its 200-year history.

If it had gone into effect, abortion would have been illegal from the moment of conception.

Omar to the Republicans seeking to have her removed from office: “If you want to clean up politics, maybe don’t nominate an accused child molester as your Senate candidate?”

Alabama-based organizer Shante Wolfe-Sisson talks to Colorlines about why it’s important to include Black women, transgender and nonbinary people in conversations about reproductive justice.

Host Kai Wright tours one of just three clinics that provide the medical procedure in the entire state.

The nation’s most restrictive law was drafted with the hope that it will lead to the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

The family of the Black man shot and killed by a police officer on Thanksgiving night is still waiting for the truth.

From state constitution changes to the revocation of an Obama-era birth control rule, things are changing.

Chikesia Clemons just wanted to file a complaint about her server with company headquarters. Instead, law enforcement officers stripped and threatened her.

Sigh.

Doug Jones won the special senate election in Alabama because Black folks used our own homegrown tools that we have been building and refining for many years. It’s past time to substantially invest in Black political organizing infrastructure in the South.

Black women were the deciding factor in keeping a racist, homophobic, alleged predator out of the Senate.

Moore wants to represent Alabama in the United States Senate. Democracy Now! breaks down the Republican candidate’s record.

The Alabama senator is Trump’s nominee for attorney general. He was previously denied a federal judgeship due to his racist speech.

It is the third major incident for the company in just one year. 

The pianist and composer offers a cathartic affirmation of Black humanity and resistance on “The Transformation Suite.”

In Eight Mile, Alabama, residents face nosebleeds, seizures and headaches—and no one’s done anything to fix it.

A federal appeals court ruled that the provision—which required the likes of a birth certificate just to register to vote—was illegal.

Jefferson County District Attorney Brandon Falls: “This was a crime against four children. This was a crime against a church and its congregation. This was a crime against an entire race of people.”

The state caucus members sang out in frustration after the state house approved two bills that would restrict safe abortion access.