HBCU Alums Launch First Black-Owned Alcohol Delivery Service
The first Black-owned alcohol delivery service is on the market and it of course was created by a pair of HBCU alums.
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Hospital Admits Black Doctor Received ‘Lack of Empathy and Compassion’ From Staff During COVID Treatment
Hospital Admits Black Doctor Received 'Lack of Empathy and Compassion' From Staff During COVID Treatment
Nancy Pelosi Calls For A Boycott Of 2022 Winter Olympics In China
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday called for a U.S. diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing
Taraji P. Henson Launches Mental Health Program For Black Students
As a former substitute teacher, Taraji P. Henson is on a mission to end racial bias in the classroom. The award-winning actress recently launched a
Meet the Black Woman Who Started a Farm in Washington With the Help of Crowdfunding
Shellie-Ann Kerns, a Jamaican immigrant, launched Bunkhouse Acres in Washington on a 20-acre homestead during the pandemic.
Nephew Accuses Uncle and LAPD Officer For Having Him Shot at Protest, Sometimes It Be Your People
A young filmmaker is claiming his uncle, an LAPD officer, ordered his colleagues to shoot him with a non-lethal projectile in a lawsuit.
Supreme Court Votes Unanimously, No Warrant Home Entry Unconstitutional
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously to restrict the police's ability to enter a home without a warrant, reversing a lower court decision
Actor Blondy Baruti Launches BePerk App to Give ‘Power to the Users’
A Black actor, Blondy Baruti, decided to launch an app, BePerk, that would give "power to the users" by allowing them to have more control
Naughty By Nature’s Vin Rock Wants to ‘Return the Wealth to the Community’ With Money Avenue
Naughty by Nature's Vin Rock has partnered with a financial expert, Donahue Baker, to start a financial company named Money Avenue.
Delaware State University Cancels More Than $700,000 in Debt For Graduates Hurt By Coronavirus Pandemic
Delaware State University will cancel $730,655 in student loan debt for more than 220 graduates who have been hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.