LeBron James Rookie Basketball Card Sold For a Record $5.2 Million
Another record-breaking feat is attached to LeBron James as his rookie basketball card sold for an astounding $5.2 million
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Hawaii Close To Honoring Juneteenth Leaving South Dakotas As The Lone Holdout
Hawaii is close to being the 49th state to recognize Juneteenth after legislation was passed Wednesday designating June 19 as a day of commemmoration
Ketanji Brown Jackson, Potential Biden Nominee for Supreme Court U.S. District Judge Set for Senate Hearing
Federal judge and potential future U.S. Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson will testify Wednesday at a Senate confirmation hearing
Get More Done By Learning to Automate Accounting and Finance In Excel
The gold standard when it comes to storing and organizing data sets, companies from various industries use its many functions to do things like performing
Canton, Ohio, Gets First-Ever African American Fire Chief
History was made earlier this week when Kwameshallahu Akbar Bennett was sworn in as Canton, OH's first African American fire chief.
Tennis Star Naomi Osaka Launches Skincare Line, Kinló
Naomi Osaka is launching her own skincare line, Kinló. The new beauty line will focus on the needs of Blacks and People Of Color (POC).
President Joe Biden Signs Executive Order Requiring Federal Contractors to Pay $15 an Hour
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Tuesday requiring federal contractors pay a $15-an-hour minimum wage, according to the White House.
Women-Led CBD Brand Introduces Products Made for Women by Women
Carla Joseph is a board-certified nurse practitioner who discovered CBD oil's benefits. She started Zula Essentials to help other women.
Suspended Army Sgt. Jonathan Pentland’s Case Will Be Heard In Civilian Court
Suspended Sgt. Jonathan Pentland, facing 30 days in jail and a $500 fine for a third-degree assault charge, will be tried in a civilian court
New Documentary Shares History of Unmarked Graves and Cemeteries of the Enslaved
The documentary called “Unmarked” brings attention to unmarked final resting places and unmarked cemeteries of free and formerly enslaved African Americans. Chris Haley and Brad