21-Year-Old Howard University Student Continues Family Legacy with HBCU Clothing Line
College student Tahir Murray is putting the spotlight on HBCUs with his clothing line. He's a 3rd generation entrepreneur who is following in his family's
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Win $10,000 in Bitcoin and Ethereum by Entering This Giveaway With a Good Cause
It seems that everyone is getting on the cryptocurrency train. Mastercard has announced that it’s bringing crypto into its network. Earlier this month, Tesla bought
Former Football Star Louis Nix Found Dead At 29
A tragic end to a short life.
42-Year-Old Black Man Buried Alive After New York Grave Collapsed
New York cemetery worker Rodwin Allicock was pronounced dead after the grave he was digging collapsed on him. Suffolk County Police Homicide Squad detectives are
Meet ‘General Lucas’: The First Black Person to Become a Certified Public Accountant in New York
In 1929, General Wilmer F. Lucas made history as the first Black person to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in New York City. Lucas
Here’s How Delta Employees Increased Credit Score by 30 Points and Reduced Debt During Pandemic
Delta employees are #winning in their finances. There's no greater feeling than increasing your credit score and reducing your debt during a pandemic. Here's how
Brooklyn Man Charged With Hate Crimes After Attacking ‘Light-Skinned’ Women
Khari Covington targeted "light-skinned" women, according to Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez.
This 36-Year-Old HBCU Grad is the First Black Woman Chief Labor Economist for DOL
Janelle Jones is the first Black woman to serve as the Chief Labor Economist for the Department of Labor. The Biden administration appointed the 36-year-old
An Indianapolis Principal Dishes Out Haircut Instead of Punishment To One Of His Students
Stonybrook Intermediate and Middle School principal opted to show kindness instead of punishing a middle school student for wearing a hat to class.
A Viral TikTok Video Explains The Painful History Attributed To The Stereotype of Black People Not Swimming
The stereotype behind Black people not swimming stems from a sordid past.