Black Twitter Squares Off Against Laila Ali After She Defends Anti-Vaxxers
Laila Ali got TKO’d by Black Twitter who tore into the undefeated heavyweight boxer after she inserted her opinion defending anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers.
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How This RV Globetrotting Black Family Paid Off $200K of Debt In 18 Months
With the popularly of parenting blogs connecting with brands, Karen Apkan was able to use her platform to earn a substantial amount of money and
Diana King Of “Shy Guy” Fame Revealed Her Only Daughter Passed Away On August 5
“Death keeps it real & puts things in perspective,” King wrote on social media.
15-Year-Old Student, Kemon Payne, Stabbed To Death After Melee On Third Day of School In D.C.
As a community struggles to make sense of the tragedy, a family is now making funeral arrangements for a baby’s life taken too soon.
Master Microsoft Excel’s Most Advanced Functions For Just $45
With hundreds of functions, the spreadsheet powerhouse is capable of performing a smattering of complex tasks, including financial analysis, task automation, and programming.
Las Vegas ‘Mother’ Dasha Kelly Sued By Biological Mother of Kids She Claimed As Her Own
Dasha Kelly is being sued by the biological mother of the three children she used as props to help her raise money to avoid eviction
Crypto Traders Are Fighting For Their Money Back After Losing Millions In Binance Glitch
About 700 crypto traders from dozens of countries have come together to explore how they can take action against Binance after the exchange crashed in May
The Power of Kim K: Syesha Mercado Got Her Baby Back After ‘Medical Kidnapping’
Thanks to the power of social media, Syesha Mercado got her baby back. But there's still work to do.
27-Year-Old Black Woman Launches Virtual Women’s Health Clinic to Help Break Disparities
Crystal Adesanya used her own personal experience of self-diagnosing herself to launch Kiira Health, a 24-7 virtual health clinic for women.
A New Book Makes The Argument That HBCUs Are Owed Reparations
Adam Harris' new book explores the racial discrimination and actions lawmakers took to deprive HBCUs of funding as early as the 1800s