Nashville ‘Hero’ Pastor Takes Down Man Who Pulled Gun During Sunday Church Service
A pastor in Tennessee quickly saved the day when he tackled a parishioner who brandished a gun during church service on Sunday
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Black Media Mogul Byron Allen Pens Open Letter Calling For McDonald’s President & CEO Chris Kempczinski To Be Fired
Media mogul Byron Allen wrote an open letter calling for McDonald's Board of Directors to fire its CEO Chris Kempczinski for racial discrimination
Victim Of 1898 Wilmington Race Riot Finally Receives A Proper Burial
Over 120 years after the Wilmington Race Riot, one survivor has been honored with a graveside memorial as events commemorating the massacre, referred to as
Grant And Tamia Hill’s 19-year-old Daughter Myla Demolishes Her Opponent in MMA Debut
Grant Hill has passed the sports torch to his 19-year-old daughter, Myla, who completely obliterated her opponent during her debut MMA fight.
Google Celebrates The Founder Of African Sign Language In New Doodle
Google Doodle is honoring Kenyan Sign Language creator Professor Okoth Okombo on what would have been his 71st birthday.
Statue of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Will Be The First Statue Of A Black Woman In The US Capitol
U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor (FL14) assisted in unveiling a new statue of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune in Florida that will later be moved to sit
University of Alabama-Birmingham & Tuskegee University Receive $13.7 Million Grant To Create Change
The University of Alabama at Birmingham and Tuskegeee University HBCU's have received a $13.7 million grant to create systemic and sustainable change
Woman Referee Makes History As The First To Officiate A Louisiana Varsity Football Game
This referee made history and hopes to inspire other women and girls who want to stay in sports long-term to join her in officiating....
Oscar-nominated, ‘Django Unchained’ Film Producer/Director Honored By Miami University For His Work
Oscar-nominated film producer and director Reginald Hudlin just received the Freedom of Summer of ‘64 Award from Miami University for his work in bringing the Black
‘Black Panther’ Sequel To Shut Down Production Due to Letitia Wright’s Injury
An injury actress Letitia Wright suffered in August is putting a pause on production for the Black Panther sequel.