Amazon’s Upskilling Initiative Provides Free Career Skills Training In Technology
Kelly Monroe started at Amazon as a part-time worker, but she found a career through its Mechatronics and Robotics Apprenticeship Program.
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Michigan Man Released From Prison After Charges Dismissed From Fire That Killed Five Children
Murder charges were dismissed against Juwan Deering, who spent 15 years in prison for the fire-related deaths of five children in Detroit.
‘Big Brother’ Xavier Prather Becomes First Black Winner of the Reality Show
"Big Brother" crowned a Black winner, Xavier Prather, of a non-celebrity season for the first time in its 23 seasons
EEOC Sues Wyoming-Based Air Force Company After Black Man Was Told to Keep Quiet About Racism he Faced
A lawsuit was filed on behalf of a Black civilian worker at a U.S. Air Force base in Wyoming who says he faced racism and
‘Hero’ Father of 5 Gets Huge Surprise for Leading Relief Efforts After Hurricane Ida
Mamou and his family were surprised with a $10,000 check. Clorox also donated two truckloads of supplies and $20,000 to help Mamou.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Bill Returning Bruce’s Beach To Descendants In Landmark Move
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has authorized the return of a property known as Bruce's Beach to the descendants of the Black family that originally owned
Jay-Z is Fighting For ‘Compassionate Release’ of Inmate Serving 20 Years on a Marijuana Charge
Jay-Z's legal team has asked a North Carolina judge for the "compassionate release" of a man who is serving a 20-year sentence over marijuana charges.
How a Nap Sparked the First Black-Women Owned Electric Vehicle Charger Company
A nap led Natalie King to launch Dunamis Charge, the first Black-woman owned manufacturer of electric vehicle (EV) recharging stations.
Critics Say Netflix’s All-Black Western Movie Has Colorism Issue
The upcoming Netflix western movie “The Harder They Fall” featuring an all-Black cast is being criticized for colorism.
Virginia Woman Says Police Are Not Protecting Her Family After Neighbor Taunts Her With Racial Slurs and Plays Monkey Noises Over Speaker
Officials have described allegations against the neighbor as “offensive,” but not a criminal act.