How History-Making MSNBC Host Joy Reid is Changing Mainstream Media
The host of "The Reid Out" on MSNBC opens up about how her voice, platform, and hair is changing corporate media.
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Rep. Maxine Waters Jumps Out Her Car To Help Black Man Stopped By Police
Rep. Maxine Waters was all over social media over the weekend, after ensuring a Black man was safe after he was detained by police in
Missouri Governor Insists on Sending Kids Back to School, Says ‘They’ll Get COVID, But They’ll ‘Get Over It’
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson stated that children have to go back to school in the fall and that some of them will get COVID-19 but
Black Women Who Defaced Black Lives Matter Murals in NYC Identified as Notorious Pro-Trump Agitators
The two Black women who vandalized Black Lives Matter murals in New York City have been identified as "attention-seeking anti-abortion protesters."
Spelman College Creates Scholarship Honoring the Late John Lewis
Spelman College creates an endowed scholarship in honor of Congressman John Lewis worth $10,000 to five social justice fellows each school year.
Thousands of Essential Workers Walk Off Jobs In Strike For Black Lives
Essential workers in 100 U.S cities participated in the Strike For Black Lives, demanding corporations raise wages, provide healthcare, and paid leave
‘In This Together’ Campaign Aims To Invest $1 Billion in Minority Businesses Impacted By COVID
NMSDC CEO Adrienne Trimble says the campaign hopes to raise $1 billion to support minority business development, economic inclusion, and growth.
Bahamas Bans American Travelers From Entry Amid Spike In COVID-19 Cases
The Bahamas has become the latest country to bar American travelers from entry.
Sen. Nikema Williams To Replace John Lewis On November Ballot
The Georgia Democratic Party has tapped Nikema Williams out of more than 100 candidates to replace the late Rep. John Lewis on the ballot in
Tips to Earn Extra Cash Once the $600 in Weekly Unemployment Benefits Ends This Month
Certified financial planner offers tips on how Americans can make ends meet once the extra $600 weekly unemployment payment ends.