White Oklahoma Man Kills Black Woman ‘To Teach Her a Lesson’
A White Oklahoma man has been charged with the murder of a 27-year-old Black woman after he confessed to killing her "to teach her a
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Venture Noire Launches $5 Million Fundraising To Support Entrepreneurs of Color
Venture Noire, a non-profit organization committed to assisting Black and minority entrepreneurs, hopes to raise $5 million to support more of those firms. Keenan Beasley,
Georgia U.S. Rep. David Scott Becomes First Black Chairman of House Agriculture Committee
Georiga Representative David Scott is the latest name on the list after being named the new Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee.
JPMorgan Chase Names Byna Elliott As New Head of Advancing Black Pathways
The finance corporation announced that Bryna Elliott will be leading the initiative as the new head of the Advancing Black Pathways program.
Virginia Military Institute Removes Confederate Statue After Continued Calls From Student Body And Politicians
The Virginia Military Institute has removed the statue of Confederate Gen. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, ending a months effort to remove the statue
Dr. Anthony Fauci To Become President-elect Joe Biden’s Chief Medical Advisor
Last Friday President-elect Joe Biden asked infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci to be his chief medical adviser. Dr. Fauci said yes immediately.
Flo Rida Helps Launch Black-Owned Spirit VG Vodka, Announces Partnership with Major Retailers
Flo Rida and Victor George Vodka have partnered with major retailers, which makes VG Vodka the first Black-owned vodka to be distributed across the nation.
Teyana Taylor Reveals Why She Is ‘Retiring This Chapter Of My Story’
Teyana Taylor announced her retirement from music after feeling underappreciated by her record label.
President-Elect Joe Biden Nominates Xavier Becerra To lead Department of Health and Human Services
President-elect Joe Biden has nominated California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to serve as Heath and Human Services secretary.
This South African Scholar Earned Africa’s First Ph.D. in Indigenous Astronomy
Motheo Koitsiwe became the first African man to receive a Ph.D. in African indigenous astronomy from North-West University (NWU).