Harlem’s Fashion Row Launches Nonprofit to Aid Designers of Color Impacted by COVID
Harlem's Fashion Row announced the launch of ICON 360, a nonprofit program that seeks to provide grants for designers of color during the pandemic.
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Mark Zuckerberg Weighs in on What a Remote Workforce Could Look Like for Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg shared his plans for Facebook and the benefits and challenges a completely remote workforce could have on employees.
Republicans Spending $20 Million To Help Prevent African Americans From Voting
The Republican Party intends to spend $20 million to recruit a network of up to 50,000 volunteers to monitor poll locations.
NBA Season May Restart in Orlando at Disney World
The NBA is in serious talks with Disney World to resume its regular season in Orlando
Joe Biden Apologizes For The “You Ain’t Black’ Quip on The Breakfast Club
Charlamagne Tha God did a virtual interview with presidential candidate Joe Biden that ended in controversy
Report: Small Businesses Are Closing Their Doors and Facing An Uncertain Future
A report conducted by the Small Business Roundtable and Facebook shows small and medium-sized business owners are suffering during the coronavirus pandemic.
Ramona Hood’s Lessons For Career Success In Her Journey From Receptionist to First Black FedEx Division CEO
When Ramona Hood achieved her milestone appointment as president and CEO of FedEx’s Custom Critical after a three-decade career with the company, the accomplished executive never
Catholic University Professor Suspended for Racist Tweets About Barack Obama and Kamala Harris
A Catholic University professor has been suspended after students complained he made racist comments on Twitter about Barack Obama and Kamala Harris
Lowe’s To Assist Minority-owned Businesses With $25 Million In Grants
Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison said the home improvement company will assist minority-owned businesses with $25 million in grants.
Police Deny Racism in Handling of 3,000-Person Block Party In Florida
Police deny that racism played a factor in arrests at a DeLand, FL-based block party that attracted 3,000 people last weekend.