The Perfect African American Road Trip
For Black America, the perfect road trip lasts for six hours, was one of the findings from research conducted by Chevrolet and Harris Poll. Many
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Study Finds Pollution Puts African Americans at a Greater Risk of Getting Sick
A new study found that African Americans are at an elevated risk of suffering from pollution-related health problems caused by of oil and gas refineries.
These Detroit Residents Are Building Their Own Internet
Equitable Internet Initiative is a group of Detroit residents who are learning how to build autonomous, affordable and high-speed WiFi Networks.
#MeToo: Checking the Culture of Hypocrisy, One Mighty Pig at a Time
PBS quickly cancelled the iconic “Charlie Rose Show” and fired the 75-year-old broadcaster. We’re all bracing for the next sexual misconduct takedown
10 of The Most Affluent African American Suburbs In The Nation
There is a strong upward mobility trend among African Americans, with nearly 40% residing in the suburbs despite perceptions.
Google’s Cuts $7.5 Million Check for Social Justice Reform
Search engine titan Google awarded another round of multi-million grants to a number of organizations, raising its donation level to forward social justice
Cardi B Creates $4.5 Million in Media Value for Christian Louboutin
Cardi B has taken the hit from the small nightclub stages to the MoMa to the Puerto Rican Day Parade and beyond. Black Hollywood heavyweights...
An African King Visits Silicon Valley
King, Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja II, recently visited Silicon Valley to understand the technology landscape and create stronger partnerships.
6 Myths About Choosing a College Major
But this interesting piece in last Sunday's New York Times looks under the hood of certain truisms about college majors—and exposes six "myths" that may
New Orleans Elects an African American Woman as Mayor
LaToya Cantrell made history on Saturday, becoming the first woman to win a mayoral race in New Orleans' 300-year history.