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Black Society News
Face2Face Africa’s Society section offers in-depth news articles on Black society, African society, and the broader Black community. Stay updated with the latest Black news, including stories that shape and influence communities across Africa and the global Black diaspora. Discover insights and trends affecting the lives and cultures of African society, and explore the issues that matter most to the Black community worldwide
Judges compel Trump administration to fund SNAP using emergency reserves during shutdown
Federal judges in Massachusetts and Rhode Island on Friday ordered the Trump administration to keep funding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) despite the ongoing government shutdown. They ruled that the White House must use emergency reserves to ensure millions of Americans continue receiving food aid. The twin rulings dealt a major setback to the…
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Hurricane Melissa: Sean Paul to match up to $50K in donations for victims in Jamaica
Sean Paul will match donations up to $50,000 to help those affected by Hurricane Melissa. The...
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Trump labels Nigeria a ‘country of concern’ amid Christian persecution claims
President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will designate Nigeria as a “country...
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South Africa blasts Trump’s refugee policy favoring white Afrikaners
South Africa’s government has criticized the United States’ decision to prioritize...
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Protesters clash with police as election fallout in Tanzania deepens
Tanzania’s commercial hub, Dar es Salaam, turned volatile Friday as hundreds of protesters clashed with police, demanding that the electoral commission halt the release of results from Wednesday’s...
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs transferred to FCI Fort Dix, the prison he requested to serve his sentence
Sean “Diddy” Combs has officially been transferred to the Federal Correctional Institution, Fort Dix in New Jersey, which is the low-security federal prison he requested to serve his sentence,...
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South African court rules that Nobel laureate Albert Luthuli’s death was “assault” by apartheid police
A South African court has ruled that the 1967 death of Nobel laureate Albert Luthuli was caused by an “assault” by apartheid police, overturning the long-held claims that it was an accident....
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Family of man who passed away behind bars awarded $42.75M: ‘largest award ever heard of’
The family of a Louisiana man who died at a jail run by LaSalle Corrections has been awarded $42.75 million by a federal jury. Erie Moore Sr., a 57-year-old man, died 10 years ago while being held at Richwood...
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Justice Department reportedly launches fraud probe into Black Lives Matter finances
Federal authorities are investigating whether leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement misused tens of millions of dollars donated during the 2020 racial justice protests, several individuals familiar...
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White South Africans to make up majority as U.S. refugee admissions cut to 7,500
The Trump administration has cut the annual refugee admission limit to 7,500, a dramatic reduction that sharply departs from decades of U.S. policy welcoming those escaping war and persecution. Most of...
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U.S. lowers tariffs, China eases export curbs after Trump–Xi talks
President Donald Trump declared his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping a resounding success on Thursday, announcing a rollback of tariffs and new trade concessions as both nations sought to ease...
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Judge startled after officer makes Zoom court appearance without pants: Video
A judge appeared visibly startled after he noticed a Detroit police officer was pantsless and wearing just his official shirt when he appeared before the court via Zoom. Per The Independent, the...
