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Yasiin Bey and The Alchemist’s Super Duo Announces First Album

Yasiin Bey and The Alchemist are teaming up as a...

Two Black Mompreneurs Collaborate, Launch New Thrive Culture Box For Black Children

Nationwide — Parents and other family members can...

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In a Poignant New Novel, Darryl E. Moss Explores the Depths of Love, Resilience, and Legacy

Douglasville, GA. — In Love is a Journey. Not a Destination, author Darryl E. Moss crafts a vivid, heartfelt portrait of Black love, family, and the complex interplay between vulnerability and...

Yasiin Bey and The Alchemist’s Super Duo Announces First Album

Yasiin Bey and The Alchemist are teaming up as a rap duo, and they’re set to release...

Two Black Mompreneurs Collaborate, Launch New Thrive Culture Box For Black Children

Nationwide — Parents and other family members can now give children ages four and up...

Black Woman-Owned CreditRich Opens Historic $100M Investment Round at $1B Valuation and Welcomes New Board Member Rudy Terrazas

Nationwide — CreditRich, the first Black woman-owned neo-bank, that allows users to round up their...

Congressional Black Caucus Elects Leadership for 119th Congress Amid Record Membership Growth

Washington, D.C. — The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) announced its newly elected Executive Committee leadership...

Shortage of Black doctors is rooted in racist history − a $600M gift will help historically Black medical schools address the gap

Benjamin Chrisinger, Tufts University Fueled by the Supreme Court’s June 2023 ruling that bans affirmative action in higher education, conservative lawmakers across the country have...

Paying reparations for slavery is possible – based on a study of federal compensation to farmers, fishermen, coal miners, radiation victims and 70 other groups

Linda J. Bilmes, Harvard Kennedy School and Cornell William Brooks, Harvard Kennedy School As Americans celebrate Juneteenth, legislation for a commission to study reparations for...

When Does Asking Become an Accusation?

Nigerian author, Chika Unigwe, tweeted a few days ago about how some years ago, she couldn’t find €100 placed on her desk after her cleaner cleaned her apartment. Since she had no proof and wanted to keep her, she didn’t ask her about it. 

Ralph Yarl, a Missouri Teen Battle: Coping With Life After Wrong-door Shooting

Ralph Yarl, a spirited teenager from Missouri, battles every day to overcome the devastating incident of being shot due to mistaken identity. Despite the challenges he faces, he remains resolute and determined to move forward.

A Texas Court Ruling On a Black Student Wearing Hair in Long Locs Reflects History of Racism in Schools

A Texas Court Ruling On a Black Student Wearing Hair in Long Locs Reflects History of Racism in Schools

Garry Porter: Impact and Controversies of Statute of Limitations Amendments

Garry Porter's Holistic Approach to Racial Justice Springfield resident Garry Porter has captivated the community's attention with a groundbreaking proposal for racial justice legislation. His...

Gun Violence and Effective Strategies to End

Gun violence has become a major public health crisis globally, impacting communities of all sizes.

Unprecedented Defiance: Alabama’s Battle for Voting Rights Sparks National Concern

In a bold move that judicial accountability advocate Alex Aronson deems "striking and nearly unprecedented in this country's history," Alabama's legislature is facing intense...

Army Corrects Historic Injustices: Buffalo Soldiers Convictions Overturned After a Century

In a landmark decision, Army Secretary Christine Wormuth has granted approval to reverse the court-martial convictions of 110 Black soldiers from the renowned 3rd...

Dr. Cornel West Throws Support Behind Black Entrepreneur Alleging DOJ Cover-Up of Multi-Million Dollar Contract Theft

By Jerroll Sander and Dr. Cornel West Nationwide — A groundbreaking alliance has formed in the face of what some are calling a long-standing injustice....

Lawsuits over bans on teaching critical race theory are coming – here’s what won’t work, and what might

As states and school districts started threatening teachers with disciplinary action for teaching about systemic racism, the question naturally arose: Does this violate the...

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