These acts of courage, Folsom said, are integral to improving race relations in America: “It was black and white working together to fulfill the goals of the Declaration of Independence.” ...

A white couple from West Virginia were collectively sentenced to 375 years in prison for forcing their five adopted black children to work on their farm as “slaves” while being berated with ...

because it showed Black and White kids playing together. In a 3-2 vote, the commission banned “Sesame Street” from broadcasting on the state-run ETV network. “The state has enough problems ...

Indictment Accuses White Couple of Forcing Adopted Black Children to Work as 'Slaves,' Says Judge They were arrested in October 2023 after a neighbor called Child Protective Services, alleging ...

A white West Virginia couple has been sentenced to hundreds of years in prison after being found guilty of forcing their Black adopted children to work as slaves on their farm. Jeanne Kay ...

The pastors, two White and one Black, are part of the United Methodist Church. A spur-of-the-moment idea to bring the faithful together during ... Black population. Working on the water, picking ...

were arrested in October 2023 West Virginia Regional Jail & Correctional Facility Authority A White couple from West Virginia is accused of locking their adopted Black children in a barn on their ...

The lush greens are silhouetted in the black and white, but the grey undertone does not invite gloom. Instead, the picture looks like a page from the fairy tales Markle reads for the kids at bedtime.

Instead, white parents can work to build true solidarity with parents of color so that together they can demand school policies that ensure Black and brown children and families thrive.

Jeanne Whitefeather, 62, and Donald Lantz, 63, are accused of using five Black children for “forced labor” on their farm. The discovery of the reported abuse came to light last October and the ...

A white West Virginia couple who forced their five Black adoptive children to work as “slaves” were each sentenced to more than 100 years in prison on Wednesday, The New York Times reported.