Kevin Hart Claps Back At Critics Who Say He Isn’t Funny Following His Cancel Culture Comments
Kevin Hart is no stranger to backlash. But after noticing a debate around his recent comments on cancel culture, the “Let Me Explain” comic clapped
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Jay-Z is Suing Photographer for ‘Exploiting’ his ‘Name and Image Without’ his ‘Consent’
Jay-Z is suing photographer Jonathan Mannion, the photographer who shot the iconic cover of his 1996 debut album “Reasonable Doubt”
Young Black Journalists Interview Black Elders in a New Project From Oprah and Hearst Media
Black American elders were interviewed by young, Black journalists, as a part of a project presented by Hearst Media and Oprah. Dionne Warwick, Patti LaBelle
Black Democrats Pushing Party Leaders for Reparations Vote This Month
As we inch closer to making Juneteenth a national federal holiday, a group of Black Democrats are urging lawmakers to vote on a reparations bill
Bank Of America Announces $4.2 Million Commitment To Expand Tech Career Opportunities For Students Of Color
NPower and Urban Alliance will connect students of color to tech skills and jobs that align with BoA's commitment to racial and economic equity
A Tik Tok Teen Becomes A Viral Sensation For Her Hair Bonnets With Pockets Creation
A teenager equipped a hair bonnet with pockets. Ariel Williams’ creation is selling out online.
After Kodak Black Received Shocking Honor, Broward Commission Changes Rules
Kodak Black was honored in Florida last week and it was as shocking to Broward County commissioners as it was to the rest of the
Kanye West’s Sunday Service Has Been Registered as a Tax-Exempt Non-Profit Amid $50M In Lawsuits
Kanye West hired a San Francisco-based attorney who specializes in non-profits; Sunday Service has now been granted 501c3 tax-exempt status.
U.S. Senate Passes Bill Making Juneteenth A Nationally Recognized Holiday
The U.S. Senate has passed legislation making Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery a nationally recognized holiday
Middle Tennessee Black Gun Club Takes On New Importance As The State Goes Permitless
The Middle Tennessee Black Gun Club is welcoming new members, training them on their Second Amendment rights as the state goes permitless July 1.