Ray McGuire Releases Cannabis Plans As N.Y. Gets Set To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
New York City Mayoral Candidate Ray McGuire released his plan to ensure those that were impacted by cannabis prohibition can thrive after legalization
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New England Patriots Football Player Justin Herron Honored, Stopped 71-Year-Old Woman From Sexual Assault
An NFL player was honored this week because of his heroics when he stopped a 71-year-old woman from being sexually assaulted in an Arizona park.
This Atlanta Entrepreneur Is Using $25K From a Pitch Competition To Grow Her Digital Marketing Biz
Stephanie Smith is using her winnings from Black Women's Roundtable's Take It To The TOP Entrepreneurship Challenge, to build a digital marketing simulator
Rutger University Forces Its Students To Get Vaccinated To Attend In-Person Classes
Rutgers is forcing its New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden students to get the shot to comply with its safety protocol.
PSEG Foundation Grants $1 Million to Three HBCU’s to Pursue STEM
The PSEG Foundation has announced that it is contributing $1 million in grant funding to three historically Black colleges and universities
Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes Partners With HBCU Legadcy Bowl
Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is partnering with the HBCU Legacy Bowl, which will begin play next fall in New Orleans.
Georgia Rep. Park Cannon Released From Jail, Responds To Arrest on Twitter
Georgia Rep. Park Cannon (D) was arrested on Thursday after she knocked on Gov. Brian Kemp's office door as he signed an election bill
Jacob Blake is Suing Officer Who Shot and Paralyzed Him, Endangered His Sons
With his attorney Benjamin Crump, Blake plans to make Officer Rusten Sheskey pay for shooting him while he turned his back inside his girlfriend's SUV.
Black Woman Suing City of Dallas, Local Bar, And White Man Who Assaulted Her On Camera
L’Daijohnique Lee is filing a civil suit against the entire city, a local bar, and the white man who was seen in a cellphone video
Dominion Files $1.6 Billion Defamation Suit Against Fox News For Election Claims
Dominion Voting Systems said it filed a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News Friday, accusing it of rigging the 2020 U.S. presidential election