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FIGHTING HIV/AIDS IN THE U.S. SOUTH THE GILEAD COMPASS INITIATIVE POINTS TOWARD COMMUNITY-BASED SOLUTIONS
This past weekend, Gilead Sciences celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Gilead COMPASS Initiative®, an unprecedented 10-year, more than $100 million pledge to support organizations
Forget Netflix N’ Chill, See A Movie For $4 On National Cinema Day
Moviegoers can see a current movie for $4 on Sunday, Aug. 27, on the second annual National Cinema Day.
Single Dad of Two Makes History, One of Few Blacks Inducted into Speakers Hall of Fame
Less than 300 people have ever been inducted in to the Speakers Hall of Fame, and only nine of them are Black including Dr. Delatorro.
Judge Orders Universal Music to Pay Over $500K to the Victims of R. Kelly As Restitution
A judge ruled that more than $500,000 in royalties owed to R. Kelly must be distributed to the victims of his crimes
Donald Trump’s Mugshot—First-Ever Of A Former President—Released
Donald Trump's mugshot was released after the former president was booked at an Atlanta jail on Thursday evening
Ralph Yarl Begins Senior Year Of High School Four Months After Being Shot In The Head While Picking Up Brothers
Ralph Yarl has started his senior year of high school only four months after he was shot in the head while picking up his little
Natalie Hudson To Become State of Minnesota’s First Black Chief Justice in October
All rise, for Minnesota's first Black chief justice.
Philadelphia Sisters Save Community Coffee Shop, Use It To Empower Black Women-Owned Businesses
Two sisters in Philadelphia saved a community coffee shop and have turned it into a local gem that supports Black women-owned businesses.
Financial Tech Startup Helps Increase Profits for Black-Owned Businesses
Kelly Ifill is connecting Black businesses.