Mike Tyson Unable to Sell Ear-Shaped Cannabis Gummies In Colorado
Mike Tyson is not able to sell his new cannabis product in Colorado.
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Frito-Lay® Introduces Cracker Jill™ to Support and Celebrate Women in Sports
Cracker Jack® adds Cracker Jill™ to its roster to celebrate women who break barriers in sports.
Widow of Black Man Killed By Georgia State Trooper Awarded $4.8 Million in Settlement
The widow of Julian E. Lewis has been awarded $4.8 in a settlement two years after her husband was fatally shot by a Georgia state
Family of Dead Rapper Goonew Defend His Corpse Being Displayed In D.C. Nightclub
The family of the late Maryland rapper who had his corpse on display in a nightclub is defending the unconventional memorial.
En Vogue’s Cindy Herron Files For Divorce From Ex-MLB Player Glenn Braggs
The founding member of En Vogue, Cindy Herron, is back on the market and living her musical dreams.
Cavalier Johnson Elected First Black Mayor In Milwaukee’s History
Voters in Milwaukee have elected its first Black mayor as Cavalier Johnson defeated former Alderman Bob Donovan in a special election Tuesday.
36-Year-Old Entrepreneur Battling Stage 3 Cancer Believes Her Diagnosis Is a Gift
A 36-year-old beauty entrepreneur battling stage 3 colorectal cancer believes her diagnosis is a gift.
How This Software Engineer Became A DE&I Expert Trusted By Global Enterprises
Albrey Brown is working to increase the 7.4% of Blacks in tech. Check out his journey from software engineer to diversity, equity, and inclusion expert.
Notre Dame To Host HBCU Football Team For First Time When It Plays Tennessee State University
The University of Notre Dame will host an HBCU football team, Tennessee State University, in 2023. The contest will be televised nationally on NBC.
This Chicago Couple’s Black-Owned Wine And Charcuterie Bar Aims To Celebrate Community
Married business partners Charlette Stanton and Jacare Thomas are expecting an August debut for Park Manor 75.