Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Donates $10 Million to Meek Mill and Jay-Z’s Reform Alliance
REFORM will use Jack Dorsey's $10 million donation to purchase and deliver 10 million masks and PPE to every prison and jail in America.
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Oprah Winfrey Launches the ‘Your Life In Focus’ Live Virtual Experience
Oprah Winfrey announced her free new online series, "Oprah's Your Life in Focus: A Vision Forward – Live Virtual Experience"
Lawsuit: Breonna Taylor Shot And Killed After Police Entered Her Home As She Slept
Breonna Taylor was shot eight times and killed by officers of the Louisville Metro Police Department, now Taylor's family is suing the department.
Twitter Employees Can Now Work From Home Forever
Jack Dorsey just might have set a new standard for leaders as he gave his employees the option to work home forever.
Retired Harvard Business School Professor: Black Businesses, Please Take The PPP Money!
Retired Harvard Business prof. Steve Rogers encourages black business owners to apply for funds through the SBA's Paycheck Protection Program.
House Democrats to Unveil Plan to Distribute $1,200 Stimulus Checks in New $3 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Fund
Americans need additional financial assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic and House Democrats want to help them with a $3 trillion relief fund.
Meet Harvard Law School’s First Nigerian Professor
In 2015, Dehlia Umunna became Havard's first Nigerian professor at its prestigious law school.
The National Black Child Development Institute Goes Digital for National Black Child Development Week Amid COVID-19
The National Black Child Development Institute, Inc. decided to make the most out of National Black Child Development Week by going digital and focusing on
AARP Teamed Up With NNPA To Provide Older African Americans With Resources On How To Combat COVID-19
AARP teamed up with the National Newspaper Publishers Association to host a virtual information session for African Americans over 50 about COVID-19.
3 Cleveland Men Awarded $18 Million After Wrongful Conviction In 1975 Put Them In Prison
Three African American men who spent more than 100 years in prison combined were awarded $18 million from the city of Cleveland for wrongful murder