Hip-Hop Moguls Birdman and Slim Give ‘Cash Money’ to New Orleans Residents for June Rent
Cash Money Records owners Birdman and Slim donated more than $225,000 to Forward Together New Orleans to help New Orleans residents pay rent for June.
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Two Years After Landmark Racial Bias Training, Starbucks Advances Civil Rights And Inclusion Agenda
Starbucks is using the second anniversary of shutting down 8,000 stores to engage in racial bias training to further its civil rights agenda.
The Teenager Who Recorded The Death Of George Floyd Says She Receiving Online Backlash
The 17-year-old teenager who recorded the death of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer says she has been traumatized by the ordeal.
Mike Tyson Offered More Than $20 Million to Return to Boxing
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) is prepared to issue more than $20 million to Mike Tyson to lure the 53-year-old boxing legend out of retirement.
Mississippi Mayor Defends Police Officers Who Killed George Floyd: ‘I Didn’t See Anything Unreasonable’ About His Death
A Mississippi mayor has come under fire for his defense of the actions that presumably led to the death of George Floyd by the Minneapolis
U.S. Jobless Claims Continue To Rise Past 40 Million
More than 40 million America have filed for unemployment benefits since the coronavirus pandemic hit the U.S. in February
Angela Simmons Opens Up About Her New Skincare Line, Unannounced Book, and Parenting in the Pandemic (Video)
Media personality and entrepreneur Angela Simmons shares her strategies for coping, building, and thriving in quarantine.
Twitter Hides Trump Tweet For ‘Glorifying Violence’ In Minneapolis
By Subrat Patnaik and Shubham Kalia (Reuters) – Twitter hid a tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump behind a warning on Friday, accusing him of
Black Voters Don’t Trust Mail Ballot That’s A Problem For Democrats
By John Whitesides WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Sharon Fason used to accompany her mother to their south Chicago polling place every Election Day as a little
Stanford Summer STEM Camp for Students of Color Goes Virtual During COVID-19
Three leaders in the Bay Area have teamed up to provide the Science In The City STEM program at Stanford University virtually for students of