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05/06/2026

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05/05/2026

04/29/2026

Trump's Supreme Court just gutted the voting rights act in a historic decision. The Voting Rights act ended Jim Crowe. This decision erodes voter protections nationwide, especially amongst Black voters. callais

04/17/2026

Black Audacity Magazine's April 2026 Eco/(Mother) Earth issue is out! Thank you to all involved in making this issue a success! A special thanks to our staff, partners, all featured businesses & individuals, as well as everyone else involved, and a special thanks to all artists and venues shouted out...as well as to our Editor-In-Chief . Check out the entire digital issue for free on our website at the and you can also purchase a print copy using the same link. Also, subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to get news, BAM updates, new issue drops, and recommendations on where to eat and things to do Around Town in downtown and beyond!

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04/03/2026

This is Part 1 of 12 of our new mini Series, The Black Press: 1827 to Now - designed to educate those who don't know and to refresh the memory of those who do, so we might all understand and support Black-owned Media. Part 1 of 12: The Birth Of Black Media: Freedom's Journal.

Like, subscribe, comment & share! Let us know in the comments if you want to know more about the subjects mentioned in this Reel/Short! Visit our YouTube Channel to see the entire Short. Stay tuned for Part 2 of this new and exciting Series presented by Black Audacity Magazine, hosted by LaWanda Morris.

03/27/2026

The United States opposed a resolution recognizing the enduring harm of the transatlantic slave trade, citing "lack of clarity." But the truth is undeniable: over 12.5 million Africans were taken, millions perished, and the impact still shapes lives today. That history and its harm can not be denied or dismissed.

Sharing from : (Ghana's representative explains the excuse given after the U.N. passed a Ghana-backed reparations resolution. The vote was 123-3, and the three countries that voted against it were the U.S., Argentina, and Israel.)

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