Tennis Star Sloane Stephens and Pro Soccer Player Jozy Altidore Wed On New Year’s Day
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This Black Mother Is Organizing a March to D.C. to Stop the Killing of Black Women and Girls
Rosalind Page has tracked the killings of Black women for years. Now, she's organizing a march in Washington, D.C. to bring attention to the matter
This Woman Created A Virtual Black Doll Museum, Reclaiming The History of Black Dolls
DeeBeeGee’s Virtual Black Doll Museum showcases a myriad of vintage, antique, modern, and one-of-a-kind dolls in honor of contemporary Black dolls.
Virginia Man Sentenced To 1,823 Years In Prison Will be Released After Pardon From Gov. Ralph Northam
A Black Virginia resident who was sentenced to 1,823 years in prison for a home invasion is getting a pardon from Gov. Ralph Northam.
With The TourBox Neo, You’ll Have An Extra Design Hand
Give yourself an extra hand in your creative efforts and purchase the TourBox Neo today while it’s still available at its limited-time price of $149.99.
Aiming To Help Add More Black Women In STEM, Diana Wilson Launches $1 Million Fundraising Effort
There has been a lack of Black women in STEM-related fields in recent years. But Diana Wilson, founder of Yielding Accomplished African Women, is working
Staten Island Councilman Complains About NYC’s ‘Racial And Ethnic’ COVID-19 Testing Plan
New York City Councilman Joe Borelli says city health officials are using race to unfairly determine how COVID-19 tests are distributed.
Mother-Daughter Therapists Use Different Techniques To Support BIPOC, LGBTQ Communities
At Magnolia Wellness, a mother-and-daughter team employs different therapy techniques to support the mental health needs of people of color and the LGBTQ population.
Louisiana Judge Michelle Odinet Resigns Over N-Word Filled Family Video
Louisiana Judge Michelle Odinet has finally resigned from her seat on the Lafayette City Court following a nearly month-long scandal related to a racist home
Louisiana Man Who Spent 47 Years In Prison Is Rearrested At Prison Gate On Day Of Parole
A Louisiana man who served 47 years in prison is still incarcerated nine months after his parole date and two court decisions ordering his release