Angela Davis Said She Backs Biden Because He Can Be Pressured By The Left
Activist Angela Davis said in an interview she's rallying for Joe Biden because he's the candidate “who can be most effectively pressured” by the left.Davis
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Black Teens Make History With Third Consecutive Win at Harvard Debate Competition
Madison Webb and Christian Flournoy program's made history with their win at the Harvard Debate Competition in Atlanta as the first Black female student and
Vomos CEO Mark McNeil Says Private Jets Are The Future of Air Travel
Mark McNeil says flying private may be a smart choice for travelers amid COVID-19.
Democratic Senators Introduce Bill to Protect Minority Businesses Amid COVID
The Minority Business Resiliency Act would expand the MBDA's scope and provide more resources and funding to invest in minority businesses.
Trump: ‘More White People’ Are Killed by Police Than Black People
During a recent interview at the White House, President Donald Trump claimed that "more White people" die at the hands of police than Black people
Black Leaders Call On NYPD To Bring Back Anti-Crime Unit
Black politicians and community leaders are calling on the NYPD to bring back the plainclothes Anti-Crime Unit that was eliminated last month.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Issues Agenda to Close Race-Based Opportunity Gaps
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has released its initial Equality of Opportunity Agenda, calling for immediate, bold action to close racial gaps.
BET Founder Bob Johnson Says This 401(k) Program Would Generate $191 Billion in Retirement Savings for Black Workers
BET founder Bob Johnson told Black Enterprise that if large 401(k) record keepers like Vanguard and Fidelity would embrace auto portability, it would generate $191
Alabama Native Walks 1,000 Miles From Alabama To Minnesota For Social Justice
35-year-old Terry Willis completed a 1,000-mile walk from his hometown of Hunstville, Alabama, to Minneapolis in front of the store where George Floyd was killed.
Rev. Al Sharpton and National Action Network to March on Washington to Protest Police Brutality
The National Action Network and civil rights activists will lead a "Commitment March" to fight for criminal justice reform in August.