Byron Allen And Comcast Settle Racial Discrimination Lawsuit, Set Deal for Three Channels
Byron Allen has settled a long-running racial discrimination lawsuit with Comcast after they agreed to pick up three of his channels.
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Meet the 28-Year-Old Black Woman Who Owns Her Own Accredited International College
2Twenty-eight-year-old entrepreneur and business coach Caroline Esinam Adzogble is the youngest woman not only in Ghana but in all of Africa to launch her very
64% of Blacks Say Racism and Discrimination Are Issues at Their Workplace
A new survey shows that two-thirds of African Americans workers believe that their workplace struggles with racism and discrimination.
Confederate, Columbus Statues Are Being Torn Down Across The Country
Several statues of Confederate figures and of Christopher Columbus have been torn down or beheaded as the protests for racial equality continue.
General Motors Donates $10 Million to Support Organizations Promoting Inclusion and Racial Justice
The company announced on June 5 that it would be donating $10 million to organizations promoting inclusion and racial justice.
Starbucks Prohibits Employees From Wearing Black Lives Matter Merchandise
Coffee retailer Starbucks sent a company memo to its employees banning Black Lives Matter attire while on the job because of its political message.
Crossfit CEO ‘Retires’ After Backlash to Comments About George Floyd
Greg Glassman, founder and CEO of fitness program CrossFit, has retired after racist comments about the death of George Floyd
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Has Made Juneteenth An Official Corporate Holiday
Twitter and Square CEO, Jack Dorsey, announced that Juneteenth will become a permanent company holiday for all of its U.S. employees.
Entrepreneur and Investor Monique Idlett-Mosley Shares How She Is Using Her Voice and Her Funds to Create Change
On this episode of "The New Norm with Selena Hill," Monique Idlett-Mosley talks about building the black community through the new social justice initiative Until
Trump Will ‘Not Even Consider’ Renaming Military Bases Honoring Confederate Leaders
President Donald Trump said Wednesday he would “not even consider” renaming Army bases that honor Confederate leaders who fought to protect slavery and uphold white