NYC Public Schools Will Shift To Remote Learning On Snow Days For 2021-’22 School Year
New York City's Department of Education (DOE) announced changes to the 2021-'22 school year, which is slated to begin in early September
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Yamiche Alcindor Announced As New Moderator of “Washington Week”
Yamiche Alcindor, the White House correspondent for PBS NewsHour, is set to take on moderating duties on Washington Week.
House Democrat Introduces Bill To Release Surveillance Files Of Black Panther Leader Fred Hampton
Bobby Rush (D-Ill) has introduced a bill requiring the government to release its counterintelligence files on the Black Panthers and Fred Hampton
Meghan Markle Pens Children’s Book Inspired by Prince Harry and Her Son, Archie
Meghan Markle's forthcoming first book, "The Bench," is already the top new release in Children's Black & African American Stories on Amazon.
Will Smith: ‘Imma Get in the BEST SHAPE OF MY LIFE!’ in Upcoming YouTube Series
YouTube Originals will be featuring a docuseries of Will Smith getting himself back into shape and it's expected to debut in 2022.
ASAP Rocky, Megan Thee Stallion Set to Perform at Governors Ball 2021
The Governors Ball makes its triumphant return later this year with a slew of artists slated to perform over several days for the event's tenth
Facebook’s Decision to Suspend Donald Trump’s Accounts Upheld by Oversight Board
Facebook's Oversight Board has upheld the social media platform’s decision to suspend Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts.
Amanda E. Johnson, Mented Cosmetics Co-Founder, Will Speak at BLACK ENTERPRISE’s Small Business Summit
Amanda Johnson, the co-founder and chief operating officer of Mented Cosmetics, will speak at BLACK ENTERPRISES's first Small Business Summit.
New York City Is Springing Back To Life One Year After COVID-19 Put It To Sleep
More than a year after the coronavirus pandemic put New York City to sleep, traffic is back, restaurants are open and the city is awake.
Trump-Supporting White Students Who Reenacted George Floyd’s Death Are Under Investigation
Two white high school students from Arizona's Highland High School thought it would be funny to reenact the death of George Floyd