White Atlanta Police Officer Fired After Shooting a Black Man, Rayshard Brooks, in the Back
After fatally shooting a black man in the back over the weekend, an Atlanta police officer was fired early Sunday
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How Oprah’s COVID-19 Grant Recipients Are Helping Their Local Communities In Nashville
Here's how two of Oprah Winfrey's COVID-19 grant recipients are helping locals in Nashville, Tennessee, amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Black-Owned Fund Collab Capital Wants To Help Black Businesses Thrive
Black-owned capital fund, Collab Capital, wants to help Black businesses thrive with $50 million target to invest in Black entrepreneurs.
Cicero Leak Prepares to Guide Athletes at HBCUs to the Professional Level
Leak speaks about his decision to take on the sports world with a focus on athletes that attend HBCUs
Communications Specialist Molaundo Jones Is Using Clever Ways to Help Creativity Thrive
Molaundo Jones heads the Clever Agency, a branding, communications, and content creation studio that does lifestyle marketing and product design.
Meet The Man Behind Japan’s First Major Black-Owned Anime Studio
Arthell Isom and his twin brother Darnell Isom are the co-founders of D'ART Shtajio, a 2-D animation studio situated in Tokyo creating Japanese anime infused
The American Black Film Festival Is Going Virtual For Its 2020 Participants
The 24th annual American Black Film Festival (ABFF) will take place online August 21-30, 2020 amid the global COVID-19, or novel coronavirus pandemic.
New York City Council Pushes for $1 Billion Cut From NYPD Budget
The New York City Council proposed to cut $1 billion from the NYPD budget in wake of nationwide calls for police reform.
You About to Lose Your Job: TV Stars Learn the Hard Way That Racism Doesn’t Pay
A handful of TV stars learned this week that an apology is not enough and were instead fired after their acts of racism came to
For the First Time Ever, There Will Finally Be a Black Bachelor
After 24 seasons, ABC's hit reality series is finally getting its first black lead: 28-year-old Matt James will be the first black bachelor.