Five Young Children Laid To Rest After East St. Louis Apartment Fire
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Smithsonian Launches ‘Our Shared Future: Reckoning With Our Racial Past’ With a Virtual Forum
The Smithsonian will kick off its new race initiative, “Our Shared Future: Reckoning with Our Racial Past,” with a free virtual forum tonight August 26
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Conviction and Death Sentence For Charleston, SC Church Shooter Dylann Roof
A federal appeals court upheld a conviction and death sentence against a white man, Dylann Roof, who went into a Black church and killed 9
Securing The Bag: Three Black Womenpreneurs Won $50k at Capital One’s Pitch Competition
Black women entrepreneurs are securing the bag to fund their businesses.
Grameen America Gains $1.5 Million Grant From Truist Foundation To Help Black Women Entrepreneurs Flourish
Black women business owners will get much-needed support with the help of a new $1.5 million grant awarded to Grameen America by the Truist Foundation.
Sephora Announces First-Ever Black-Owned Brands Campaign to Support and Celebrate Black Beauty
Sephora unveiled its first-ever Black-owned brands' campaign to further recognize and celebrate the contributions that Black culture and Black innovators.
Official Who ‘Mishandled’ GI Bill Benefits at Howard University Quits After Investigation
A Howard University official has left the school after an investigation showed the HBCU had a pattern of misfiling paperwork costing veteran students
Mississippi Residents Confuse Drug Used on Cows and Horses as Cure for COVID-19
The FDA warns, please DO NOT use horse medicine as a possible cure for COVID-19!
Can’t Knock the Hustle: Rapper Nas Announces Partnership With Escobar Cigars
Nasir Jones Jr. aka Nas has joined in a partnership with cigar company Escobar Cigars® as he is now a co-owner and equity partner
HS Student Disciplined After Initiating Racist Acts, Stomping Black Baby Doll
Public backlash mounted over the “game” at Salinas High School that students played involving a Black baby doll they named “Shaniqua.”