Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump Announces Lawsuits on Behalf of Over 100 Astroworld Victims
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump held a news conference Friday morning to announce the filing of over 100 lawsuits for Astroworld Festival victims.
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Defense Attorney in Ahmaud Arbery Trial Doesn’t Want ‘Anymore Black Pastors’ in Court
After Rev. Al Sharpton sat through day five of the Ahmaud Arbery trial, one defense attorney spoke out against "Black pastors" being present.
Maryland High School Teacher Wins $1 Million Global Teacher Prize
A high school teacher from Maryland surpassed more than 8,000 nominations to earn the Varkey Foundation's $1 million Global Teacher Prize.
‘The Harder They Fall’ Writer/Director Jeymes Samuel Talks How He Assembled ‘The Gods’ in His Casting
British-born writer/director Jeymes Samuel is the genius behind Netflix's Black western The Harder They Fall.
Black Ohio Officer Keith Pool, Who Was Given KKK Sign By His Chief, Filed A Civil Rights Complaint
Black police officer Keith Pool filed a racial discrimination complaint after his chief left a note with the words “Ku Klux Klan” on his raincoat.
After Weeks of Going Missing, 14-Year-Old Jashyah Moore Has Been Found
JaShyah's mother, Jamie, who was passing out flyers about her missing teen when she got the call, is happy to know that her daughter is
Baby Born at 21 Weeks Named World’s Most Premature Infant To Survive By Guinness World Records
The newborn baby weighed just 15 ounces when he was born 21 weeks into his mother's pregnancy....
How This Black Woman In Tech Helps Customers Buy Items Easily At Gap Inc.
Love shopping at Old Navy, Banana Republic, Gap, and Athleta sites? Then you can thank Kimberly Ezeama, a user experience designer for those brands.
New Bill Would Provide GI Bill Benefits To Descendants Of Black World War II Veterans
Congressional Democrats are reintroducing a bill that would repay families of Black American veterans who fought in WWII but denied GI Bill benefits.