Five Years After Recreational Legalization, California Is Failing Its Black Cannabis Business Owners
Five years after California legalized recreational cannabis, the state and its counties are still failing Black entrepreneurs
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Yeezy Apparel Ordered To Pay Almost $1M In Settlement Over Shipping Practices
The companies behind the Yeezy Brand have been ordered to pay a hefty fine and change their shipping practices to settle a civil suit.
Disability Activist Engracia Figueroa Dies After United Airlines Destroyed Her $30,000 Wheelchair
Disability activist Engracia Figueroa died following complications from a skin ulcer developed after her wheelchair was destroyed by United Airlines.
Jennifer Hudson Pitching Her Own Daytime Talk Show to Replace ‘Ellen’
Jennifer Hudson has her sights set on daytime television, and the Academy Award-winning singer/actress is gunning for Ellen's spot.
Today’s Hot Topic: Wendy Williams Says She’s Making Progress Toward Returning to Her Show
On Instagram, Wendy Williams said she plans to return to "The Wendy Williams Show" when she is feeling well enough to do so.
Northwestern State University Names Marcus Jones First Black President In School History
Northwestern State University made history Monday when it appointed Marcus Jones the first Black president in its 137-year history.
Rachel Rodgers On Why We Should All Be Millionaires & How to Get There
In her book, We Should All Be Millionaires, Rachel Rodgers teaches women all over the globe not only that they deserve to be millionaires but
Cayman Kelly, the First African-American Voice of ESPN Radio, Lands Deal As Official Voice of the NHL
Cayman Kelly is a multimedia professional, host, actor, author, radio personality and leading voice-over artist known for his smooth and contemporary prime-time sound.
Joblessness Disparity Ongoing For Women And Black Americans But Improves For The Nation
The lingering disparity in the jobless space continued in October for women and Black Americans but got better for the country overall.
Black Nevada Filmmaker Killed Before Random Store Shooting, Suspect Arrested
Nevada filmmaker Curtis Abraham, 36, was fatally shot in his car before the killer went on a convenience store shooting spree.