Olympian Allyson Felix Says People Should Give Sha’Carri Richardson the Support She Needs
Allyson Felix is sending her encouragement and support to Sha'Carri Richardson and wants others to do the same.
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Black Actors Will Smith, Denzel Washington Break Bank Thanks to Streaming Services, Variety Reports
The movie stars are part of a list of accomplished actors who have seen their salaries grow recently, partly because of their involvement in streaming
‘This Just Sucks’: Body of Missing 4-Year-Old Black Girl Found in Ohio Pond
“Our worst fears came true,” the chief said, fighting back tears at times as he announced the heartbreaking development. “This sucks. This just sucks. She
Former Football Star Herschel Walker Launches U.S. Senate Bid
Retired football star Herschel Walker, an ally of former President Donald Trump, filed paperwork on Tuesday to run for the U.S. Senate in Georgia.
CEO of MedHaul Helps Low-Income, Elderly Transport To Medical Appointments With Ease
This CEO saw a need for low-income and elderly patients and created a solution.
Make Healthier Choices With This Nutrition Masterclass On Sale For $20
If you think you need more guidance on your overall health, the Essential Health & Nutrition Master Class Bundle offers hands-on training on nutrition, health, and lifestyle.
Breaking: House Passes John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act
Tonight, MoveOn is celebrating a crucial victory for democracy with the passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act by the U.S. House of
How Godrej’s Marketing Maven Kendria Strong Elevates Multicultural Haircare Brands
For marketing mogul, Kendria Strong, working with brands that uplifted her spirits, her peers and her community was the ultimate dream. Godrej North America made
JP Morgan Executive Alton McDowell Says Black Businesses Are Thriving Compared To Last Year But Challenges Remain
JP Morgan executive Alton McDowell discusses the successes and challenges of Black businesses during the coronavirus pandemic
Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Sentenced to More Than 5 Months in Jail
Enrique Tarrio has been sentenced recently to serve more than five months in jail after admitting that he burned a Black Lives Matter banner