Surgeon Brian Williams is Ready to be Texas’s Next Congressman
Dr. Williams’ experience during the 2016 mass shooting is why he is running for Congress on a platform that advocates for more safety.
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Massachusetts US Attorney Accused of Election Meddling and Lying
Rachael Rollins, the top federal prosecutor in Massachusetts, improperly used her U.S. Justice Department position to meddle in a local district attorney election by leaking
Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump, Former Mayor Willie Brown Support Class Action Suit Against Wells Fargo
Attorney Ben Crump and former Mayor Willie Brown announced their support of a class-action lawsuit against Wells Fargo Bank Wednesday.
New Federal Housing Finance Agency Rule Rescinded Following Backlash
A new rule from the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) to raise mortgage fees for those with higher credit at the benefit of those with
Black Mortality Rates Reflect 1.6M Excess Deaths Over Span of 22 Years
Authors of the study believe the results amplify the necessity to improve the health of Black Americans who often die at higher rates from heart
6 Ways to Make Your Mark in the Luxury Real Estate Market, According to Jeremy Norman
It's National Real Estate Day! Check out this beginner's guide to learning more about the luxury real estate industry.
Super CJ Animated Series Launches Contest to Raise Awareness for Children’s Mental Health
The Super CJ drawing contest is the latest initiative from the show's creators to promote mental health awareness and engage with fans.
Report Show Black Crime Victims and Families Often Denied Compensation In Several States
It's no secret that Black people are often overlooked for opportunities because of the color of their skin but when they're denied assistance after a
Footage Released Of Black Transgender Activist Slain In Walgreens
A Black transgender organizer was killed by a Walgreens security guard on April 27 in San Francisco. Banko Brown, 24, was recently denied a housing
3 South Carolina HBCUs Awarded $3M For Campus Renovations
Three South Carolina-based HBCUs will get some much needed TLC, thanks to a generous grant.