New York Offers College Scholarships To Entice Residents To Get Vaccinated
New York is adding incentives to get vaccinated including lottery tickets, free subway rides, passes to state parks, and even college scholarships.
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Oakland Has Declared May 19 ‘Paul Mooney Day’
The City of Oakland will be commemorating the recently deceased comedian Paul Mooney as they have declared May 19 'Paul Mooney Day'
BLACK ENTERPRISE and The Executive Leadership Council Present Town Hall Series on Economic Equity Around Anniversary of George Floyd Death
BLACK ENTERPRISE — which is the premier multimedia resource for African American entrepreneurs and business leaders — and The Executive Leadership Council (ELC) announced that
Karine Jean-Pierre Becomes First Black Woman To Lead White House Press Briefing In 30 Years
Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made history Wednesday becoming the first Black woman in three decades to lead a White House press briefing
T-Pain Launches New Podcast Called Nappy Boy Radio Under PodcastOne
T-Pain Launches New Podcast Called Nappy Boy Radio Under PodcastOne
AfricanAncestry.com Partners With Sierra Leone to Help Black People With Roots To The Country Gain Citizenship
For Black people considering a move to Africa, you might want to see if you have any lineage to the country of Sierra Leone.
Howard University Renames College of Fine Arts After Alumnus Chadwick Boseman
Howard University has just announced that its newly reestablished college of fine arts will be named in honor of Chadwick Boseman.
NFL Will Host HBCU Combine In Alabama, Reese’s Senior Bowl
Reese's Senior Bowl and the NFL are teaming up for the first HBCU Combine to give NFL teams and scouts time to test and interview
Los Angeles Testing National Cop Registry to Track Police Misconduct
The LEWIS Registry, the first comprehensive national database of police officers who have been terminated or resigned due to misconduct, will be tested in California.
Latest Actions of Bank of America’s Pledge To Combat Racial Inequality Includes Boosting Its Equity Investment Target For Minority Entrepreneurs By Another $150 Million
Bank of America is raising its target for direct equity investment in minority-focused funds to $350 million from $200 million.