Bus Drivers in New York City and Minnesota Refuse to Drive Protesters To Jail
Union bus drivers stood in solidarity with protesters over the weekend, refusing to drive police officers and arrested protesters to jail.
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Black Toronto Woman Falls to her Death After Police Encounter; Family Wants Answers
A black Toronto lack woman fell to her death from her 24th-floor apartment balcony last week after her mother called the police for assistance
Atlanta Mayor Fires Two Police Officers Who Tasered Black HBCU Students On Live TV
Two police officers from Atlanta have been terminated for using excessive force to detain two college students who were in a vehicle.
White Protesters Form Human Barrier to Shield Black Protesters From Louisville Metro Police
A group of white protesters formed a human shield blocking the Louisville Metro Police from harming black demonstrators
Ice Cube Joins Charlamagne, Diddy, Against Biden Democrats: ‘Let’s Hold The Black Vote Hostage Until There’s A Black Agenda We’re Satisfied With’
On May 24, Ice Cube tweeted, “Hold the Black vote hostage until one of ’em comes with A Black Agenda that we’re satisfied with. It’s
CDFIs Get An Additional $10 Billion In PPP Funding From SBA
The SBA is providing an additional $10 billion in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funding for Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs).
This Black-Owned Sunscreen Brand Just Secured A $1 Million Investment Amid COVID-19
The owner of Black Girl Sunscreen has secured a new investor bringing her company's valuation to $5 million.
75% of Consumers Aim to Back Local Businesses More Extensively Post-COVID-19
A robust 75% of consumers plan to back local businesses more once limitations on non-essential businesses are removed in their areas, a new report shows.
This Natural Hair Entrepreneur Is Expanding Her Brand To Include Hand Sanitizer
Gwen Jimmere, CEO of Naturalicious, is expanding her natural haircare brand to produce branded hand sanitizer amid COVID-19.
The New Normal: How Safe Are Beaches?
By Deena Beasley (Reuters) – People are hitting the beach as coronavirus restrictions start to ease and summer begins in the northern hemisphere, but access