Trump’s Executive Orders Will Do Little Help Coronavirus Recovery Effort
President Trump signed several executive orders to boost the U.S. economy and citizens affected by the coronavirus pandemic, but they will likely do little to
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SohoMuse Presents a Four-Day Virtual Event in Support of Black Lives Matter
SohoMuse, the leading networking platform for creative professionals, will host a virtual entertainment event series in celebration of the Black Lives Matter movement, from August
Black Software Provider Gets Growth Investment To Serve More Airport And Transportation Customers
In a deal expected to help it pick up new clients and expand, Black-owned software provider Citiri has received a growth investment from RCP Equity.
Almost 80% Of Employees Say Veteran Affairs Has A Racism Problem
Almost 80% of employees at Veterans Affairs believe racism is a serious and wide-ranging issue at the government agency.
Issa Rae To Produce Documentary Paying Homage To Black Television Pioneers
HBO unveiled its plans for a new upcoming documentary highlighting Black pioneers in Hollywood, which will be produced by Issa Rae.
Meet The Couple Bringing Frozen West African Meals To Whole Foods
Perteet and Fred Spencer are the owners of AYO Foods, a food company specializing in traditional West African cuisine now available in select Whole Foods.
Democrats Launch Investigation Into Sweeping USPS Changes and Accuse Postmaster General of Trying to ‘Sabotage’ the Mail System
Democrats have called for the investigation of the USPS and Postmaster General Louis DeJoy after he announced sweeping changes.
Republican Michigan Official Resigns After Defending Use of the N-Word: ‘I’m Not Racist’
Tom Eckerle, a member of the county road commission, is stepping down after repeatedly using the N-word and arguing that he's not racist.
Former Police Officer Amber Guyger Files Appeal Against Murder Conviction in Death of Botham Jean
Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger has filed an appeal to have her murder charged overturned after being convict for fatally shooting Botham Jean
Survey: College Students Have Big Concerns About Careers Amid COVID-19
A survey by Real Estate Watch reveals that 71% of students are concerned that COVID-19 will hurt their ability to begin their careers after college.