‘Tyler Perry’s Ruthless’ Actress Rhonda Stubbins White Dead At 60
Rhonda Stubbins White, most recently seen as the cult elder Agnes on the Tyler Perry BET drama Ruthless, died of cancer at her Los Angeles home
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Journalist Yamiche Alcindor, Who Famously Clashed With Trump, Joins NBC News as Washington Correspondent
Journalist Yamiche Alcindor, who famously clashed with former President Donald Trump during a White House presser will join NBC News' Washington team
Maryland NAACP Blasts Howard County High School Staffers For Punching A Student In Head
The NAACP is speaking out about a now-viral video that shows' high school resource officer punching a student in the head while restraining him.
Expecting Mom Delivers Healthy Baby And Graduates With Her Doctorate On the Same Day
Where is her cape to wear with her doctoral tam! Dr. Queshonda Kudaisi, a mother of five, successfully delivered a healthy baby and graduated with
Alabama Judge Removed From Judicial Duties After Calling Another Judge ‘Uncle Tom’ & Other Obscenities
Alabama's Judicial Inquiry Commission found that Judge Nakita Blocton violated eight separate canons of judicial ethics and removed her from the bench
Florida Man Banned From United Airlines For Wearing Thong As A Face Mask
One Florida man got banned from United Airlines for wearing thong underwear on the wrong cheeks -- as a face mask.
Adrienne Adams Will Be NYC’s First Black Female City Council Speaker
Queens Councilwoman Adrienne Adams will become the first Black woman to be New York's City Council speaker after securing a majority of the votes required
‘Curly Girl Cooking’ Teaches Young Creators Entrepreneurship And Culture
Born from a loving father's idea, Curly Girl Cooking was designed for his two girls to participate and really take ownership of their own meal-service
Memphis Bar Association Names The First Black Female President
Tannera George Gibson made history earlier this month after being named the first Black female president of the Memphis Bar Association.
Black Developer’s Proposed New York City Skyscraper Would Be First Built By Black Americans
Hoping to make history and provide space for Black businesses, a team of African Americans want to build a first-of-its-type skyscraper in New York City.