‘Status Of Black Women And Girls’ Study Reveals Alarming Rates For Trafficking Black Women
Here's what the status of Black women and girls in the United States looks like at the moment..
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New York City Entrepreneurial Family Opens Therapeutic “Plant Cafe”
In June, New Brighton, New York resident Shana Taylor quit her job at the U.S. Post Office to open a “plant cafe” with her family.
Daughter of Jim Brown Files Lawsuit, Claiming His Will Is Invalid
The late Jim Brown's daughter, Kimberly, is filing a lawsuit with the courts to void his will and testament on claims that he was unfit
Kansas City’s Black-Owned Seltzer Company Receives $3 Million From NFL Player
With Moses' financial contribution to Kin Seltzer, the Black-owned company can expand distribution and operations.
New Orleans Marks First Gun Violence-Free Week Since 2021
Given that the decline in violence is a recent trend, it is too early to decide if the recent efforts are causations or merely correlations.
‘Good Morning America’ Co-Anchor Robin Roberts And Amber Laign Tie The Knot In Intimate Wedding Ceremony
Following the wedding, the two celebrated with family and friends at the reception, which had an enchanted garden theme.
Coco Gauff Claims U.S. Open Title, Claps Back At Detractors
Gauff dropped the first set to Aryna Sabalenka but delivered point after point in the following two sets to win the U.S. Open.
Viral TikTok Star Khaby Lame ‘Thrilled’ About Fortnite Collaboration
With over 160 million followers, its unsurprising that Lame's impact would eventually transcend the app that made him a star.
Surveillance Footage Shows Ta’Kiya Young In Store Before Fatal Interaction With Police
The lawyers for Young's family claimed that she never left the store with the bottles on her person, but new video footage shows otherwise
North Carolina Home of 1800s Furniture Maker Thomas Day Now Historic Site
Despite being a free man, Thomas Day still faced racial discrimination and restrictions, even as his business thrived.