Betty Tyson, Exonerated After 25 Years In Prison, Dies at 75
It was not until May 1998 that Tyson had her conviction overturned, because the police kept secret a report that contradicted one of its key
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60th Anniversary Of March On Washington Commemorated
On Aug. 28, 1963, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. led a march organized by Bayard Rustin to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, where he
BLACK GIRLS ROCK! Set To Spotlight Black Women In Citywide Celebration Under New Partnership
The celebration continues. Will you be attending?
The Modern Green Book Raising Funds To Give Grants To Black-Owned Businesses
The Modern Green Book is hosting a weeklong celebration to support and raise funds for Black businesses across the country
First Square In Savannah To Honor A Person of Color Is Named After A Black Woman
Savannah celebrates a Black woman with historic square.
It’s Nagel and Nicholson Forever: Billings, Montana, News Anchor Cornelia Nicholson Gets Engaged During Promo
Just in, Local 3 News anchors are engaged!
‘Love Is Blind’s’ Bartise Bowden Claims Permanent Engagement Jewelry Was ‘Easy To Break Off’
Hope he kept the receipt....
Pronghorn Announces Fourth Round Of Investments In Spirits Brands
Pronghorn has announced its fourth round of angel investments in three Black-owned spirits brands as part of its mission
Yo Gotti ‘Can’t Afford’ To Fly Private, Just First Class
Yo Gotti says he "can't afford" to fly private
Lawsuit States Counselor Forced To Resign After Defending Student Who Was Assaulted And Called The N-Word By Teacher
Gabriana Clay-White is suing the school district after being forced to resign for reporting a teacher allegedly calling a student a "dumb n**ger"