Never Before Seen Photos of Kobe Bryant Being Auctioned as Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)
There are never-before-seen pictures of NBA legend Kobe Bryant that can now be purchased in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFT)
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Meet 12-Year-Old Celina Smith Who Will Play Lead Role In Annie Live! NBC’s Holiday Musical
Celina Smith of Tyler Perry’s Young Dylan has landed the role of Annie in NBC’s upcoming Annie Live! Holiday musical.
Cryptocurrency’s Reputation Is Pulling In Black Americans And The LGBTQ Members Who Want To Build Wealth
Cryptocurrency is becoming more popular among marginalized groups who feel shunned and abused by traditional financial institutions
Dr. Fauci Says U.S. Can Control COVID-19 By Spring 2022 If More People Get Vaccinated
The United States could get COVID-19 under control by early next year if vaccinations ramp up, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Tuesday
New Orleans Police Officer Killed by Thieves at Houston Restaurant
A New Orleans police officer who was with the department for 13 years was fatally shot over the weekend while he was out dining in
Milwaukee Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo Becomes Part Owner of the Milwaukee Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers announced that NBA MVP Milwaukee Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo purchased a stake in the ball club
Corporate America Pledged $50B To Racial Equity After George Floyd’s Death, Now They’ll Profit From Their Promises
Corporations are typically not dedicated to help for the greater good. These findings affirm that.
Taco Bell Teams Up With Lil Nas X and Appoints Him ‘Chief Impact Officer’
Former Taco Bell team member turned Grammy Award winning recording artist Lil Nas X joins Taco Bell in pursuit of positive disruption for next generation
Bed Bath & Beyond Appoints Black Woman Nicole Cokley Dunlap as Chief Diversity Officer
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. today announced that it has named Nicole Cokley Dunlap as its Chief Diversity Officer, who will lead the Company’s diversity,
Former Black Kraft Heinz Employees Say Co-Workers Sent Death Threats to Force Them to Quit
Three former Black Kraft Heinz factory workers issued a $30 million dollar lawsuit against the company, alleging that they were subjected to racist harassment.