Here Are The Black Americans That Have Made History In The 2020 Election
Black Men and women are taking the 2020 election seriously, but Black Americans aren't just voting, they're running and winning
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ESPN Reducing Workforce With Massive Layoffs
ESPN is planning a massive layoff where the company, owned by Disney, will be laying off 300 employees and not filling 200 open positions.
Mark Cuban Gives Us Something To Feel Great About: Update on Delonte West’s Rehab
Mark Cuban has given an update on the progress of the recovery of Delonte West with a recent photograph of the ex-basketball player on Twitter.
Marijuana Legalization Measures Pass In Five States After Election
New Jersey, Montana, Arizona, South Dakota, and Mississippi have all approved new measures to decriminalize and legalize the recreational use of marijuana following Election Day.
BET Founder Robert Johnson: Voting Democrat Has Given Black Americans ‘Minimal Return’
Black Entertainment Television founder Robert Johnson told CNBC Wednesday he doesn't have much faith in a Joe Biden presidency.
Baltimore Elects Democrat Brandon Scott As Its Youngest Mayor Ever
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott has won the city's mayoral election, making him the youngest person in over a century to hold that position.
Nikema Williams Wins Late Rep. John Lewis’ Congressional Seat By Defeating Trump Ally Angela Stanton-King By Winning 85% of the Votes
Democrat Nikema Williams wins Georgia’s 5th congressional district by defeating President Trump Ally Angela Stanton-King.
Kanye West Concedes 2020 Presidential Race, Preparing For 2024
Billionaire candidate Kanye West conceded the race for presidency yesterday after receiving to what amounts to 0% of the popular vote.
Black and Latino Voters Run To The Polls Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Recession
The coronavirus pandemic, police killing Black men and women, and the rebirth of the Black Lives Matter movement have led to more minority voters than
Biden Passes Obama For Most Votes Captured By a Presidential Candidate With Over 72 Million
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden passes Barack Obama, setting a record with more than 72 million votes as of Wednesday evening.