Randy Moore Named First Black Chief Of U.S. Forest Service In Agency’s 116-Year History
Randy Moore has been named the new chief of the U.S. Forest Service making him the first Black man to lead the agency in its
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Howard University Students, Alumni Call For Phylicia Rashad’s Firing For Supporting Accused Rapist, Bill Cosby
“Bye, Phylicia,” has a new interpretation. Students and alumni want the newly hired College of Arts dean at Howard University, Phylicia Rashad, fired after she
Black Women-Led Leaders Pushing to Get the CROWN Act Bill Passed Nationwide
As we get ready for the second annual National Crown Day in California, community leaders are coming together to push for the holiday to be
Black Twitter Speaks Out Against Sha’Carri Richardson’s Suspension for Smoking Weed
Black Twitter has been going off after word got out on Sha’Carri Richardson’s 30-day suspension for smoking marijuana. Richardson has been receiving praise for her
A Family Is Suing St. Louis Police For Killing Of A Grandfather While Serving No-Knock Warrant
A family is suing the city of St. Louis and more than 20 of its police officers for the 2017 killing of Don Clark Jr.
College World Series Fans Shout Racial Slurs, N-Word, During First Matchup
The first game of the College World Series was plagued by fans in the stands who shouted out racial epithets during the game.
Cop Plays Taylor Swift Song So Black Protesters Can’t Post Video Recording to YouTube
Police officer plays Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space” on his mobile phone's speaker to prevent recorded video from being played on YouTube
Georgia OB/GYN Office Goes Viral For Banning Hair Bonnets
Amid the current wave of bonnet discrimination, an OB/GYN office in Columbus, GA, is going viral for all the wrong reasons because of its dress
Tabitha Brown Issues a Classy Clap Back at Wendy Williams’ Criticism About Retiring Her Husband
Tabitha Brown responded to talk show diva, Wendy Williams, in a classy manner. Williams made Brown a "Hot Topic," but Brown flipped the script.
Houston Boy Celebrated After Saving 5-Year-Old Girl From Drowning
A 10-year-old boy in Houston is being hailed as a hometown hero after he sprung into action and saved a little 5-year-old girl from drowning