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Debbie Allen and Phylicia Rashad to Celebrate Sisterhood at Women of Power
We are excited to announce that we will be honoring Debbie Allen as a 2020 Legacy Award recipient at the Women of Power Summit. And
Wyclef Jean Raises $25 Million To Support and Empower Artists in Africa and other Developing Countries
The iconic artist and super producer is empowering artists from African countries to promote their music and earn royalties
Journalist Gwen Ifill Honored with USPS Forever Stamp
The trailblazing journalist is being honored with a commemorative Forever stamp in the new year with the 43rd stamp in the Black Heritage series
Medicare Part D | Prescription Drug Coverage 101
Understanding Medicare Medicare is the federal health care insurance program primarily for those of retirement age. The program was signed into law in 1965 and
Google Grants $3 Million to NAACP’s ACT-SO Program
The NAACP announced that over the next three years, Google.org will provide a $3 million grant and volunteering support to help assist with the NAACP’s
Paulo Coelho Deletes Draft of Children’s Book He was Writing with Kobe Bryant
After the sudden death of Kobe Bryant, author Paulo Coelho decided to delete the draft of a book they were working on together.
Ellen DeGeneres, Alicia Keys Gift $20,000 To Black Teen Told To Cut Dreadlocks
The Texas teen received support from Ellen DeGeneres and Alicia Keys.
Medicare Coverage Made Simple
Medicare has four parts, and is a combination of many different medical insurance plans provided by the federal government to U.S. citizens.
Allies of President Trump Handing Out Cash to Black Voters
It's been reported that allies of President Donald Trump have been holding events in black communities and handing out tens of thousands of dollars to