Our Statement concerning Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s Candidacy in Florida Congressional District 20
Residents should ask why a politician who has not built her political career in District 20 now believes she is the best person to represent it.
ADOS Advocacy Foundation Aligns with NYC Core on Data Disaggregation; Demands City Hall Explicitly Measure Structural Disparities Facing ADOS in Final Equity Plans
ADOS AF NY provides explicit support for CORE’s denunciation of the Mamdani administration’s Preliminary Racial Equity Plan.
ADOS FL Chapter Condemns Racist Conduct, Supports FIU Suspension of Former Campus GOP Leaders
We also publicly support the calls for broader accountability. The racist conduct in these chats did not emerge in isolation.
We Say “No” to New Horrific Sparta, Georgia, Land Ruling
This Georgia case reflects a broader pattern of land loss, displacement, and the erosion of generational wealth within Black American communities.
Reparations: ADOS AF Unveils New Groundbreaking Book
The new ADOS Advocacy Foundation book offers a forward-thinking, data-driven framework for reparations specifically for American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS).
Critical Mass Podcast | Episode 005: Reparations
In this powerful episode, we deep dive into the only comprehensive reparations framework built from the ground up for and by American Descendants of Slavery.
ADOS AF Maryland: Governor Moore’s veto of Reparations Study SB 587
We extend our deepest gratitude and enthusiastic applause to the Maryland General Assembly for the historic passage of Reparations Senate Bill 587.
Critical Mass Podcast | Episode 003: Eminent Domain
Janet Paige-Smith joins us to discuss her fight to stop a railroad company from using eminent domain to take their land and property of 50 other families.
Stand Against Land Theft in Sparta, Georgia
A Railroad Company is attempting to seize land from a small group of Black American property owners to build new railroads. Help us fight against land theft.
NC Judge Finds Racial Bias in Death Penalty Landmark Case
In a landmark case, a North Carolina judge ruled today that race played an impermissible role in jury selection for Hasson Bacote, a Black man who challenged his death sentence under the North Carolina Racial Justice Act (RJA).