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Corrections Policy

Corrections Policy

Accuracy matters, and verified errors should be corrected clearly.

If you believe an article published by Black People Forum contains a factual error, please tell us. We review correction requests and make changes when the available evidence supports a correction or clarification.

How to Request a Correction

Use our Contact page and choose Correction. Include the article URL, the statement you believe is inaccurate, the correct information, and any supporting source or documentation that may help us verify the issue.

What Happens Next

  • We review the request and the original sourcing.
  • We may seek additional documentation or context.
  • If a material factual error is confirmed, the article is corrected.
  • When appropriate, a correction or update note is added so readers can understand what changed.

Updates Are Not Always Corrections

Breaking stories evolve. Adding new facts, later developments, additional context, or a response from a person mentioned in an article may be treated as an update rather than a correction when the original information was accurate at the time it was published.

Disagreements & Opinion

A disagreement with analysis, framing, criticism, or opinion does not by itself establish a factual error. We will, however, review specific factual claims raised by readers.