Protestors March Through Miami To Object Florida’s New Black History Standards
Protestors speak out against Florida's new education standards against Black history.
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6 Ways Beyonce Is Doing The Lord’s Work
Although busy performing at record-breaking shows for her Renaissance World Tour, the entertainer still makes time to make sure her impact extends beyond her artistry.
Beyoncé ‘Renaissance Tour’ Merch On Sale In Amazon Music Capsule Collection
Amazon Music released its third capsule collection for Beyoncé's "Renaissance" tour.
‘Black Girls Travel Too’ Agency Founder Expands Horizons For Black Women Through Travel
The agency also offers opportunities for voluntourism for a different take on travel.
Florida’s Controversial Education Laws Have Teachers Shook Before Schools Open
Teachers in Florida are going into the new school year less confident about lesson plans with all the new law changes.
Wayfair’s Black Head of Supplier Diversity Recognized For Increasing Black E-Commerce
This leader in home furniture takes a seat at the table.
Sandra Bullock’s ‘The Blind Side’ Costar Wants People To Leave Her Out Of Michael Oher Scandal
Quinton Aaron is coming to the aid of his 'The Blind Side' costar Sandra Bullock amidst criticism of her Oscar win for the deceptive film.
Oklahoma Will Not Honor Appeal Of Tulsa Race Massacre Survivors, Refuses To Reach Settlement
Lessie Benningfield Randle, Viola Fletcher, and Hughes Van Ellis have sued for reparations from the city and state for the brutal attack by a white mob on the
Gayle King Breaks From ‘CBS Mornings’ To Celebrate Robin Roberts On ‘GMA’
Gayle King joins Robin Roberts for her live bachelorette party on "Good Morning America."
Miami Launches Efforts To Support Local Black-Owned Businesses
Florida’s economy is taking hits due to the policy decisions of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, corporations and celebrities such as Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union-Wade