Loni Love on the Business of Being Yourself and Laughter as Medicine Amid COVID-19
Loni Love is mastering the art of being herself—and it is paying off big for her professionally. Now she's encouraging others to do the same.
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Black State Legislator Says He Was Racially Profiled By Chicago Cop While Wearing a Face Mask
Black Illinois State Legislator says he was stopped by a police officer after he left a store while wearing a face-covering
NBA Players Association Helps Provide Over $500,000 to Match Player Grants
The National Basketball Players Association Foundation provides over $500,000 in matching player grants to help with charity efforts
NAACP Launches #WeAreDoneDying Campaign To Expose Inequities In The Healthcare System
NAACP launches the "We Are Done Dying" Campaign to expose the inequities embedded into the American healthcare system and the country at large.
New York Attorney General Announces New Protections and Security Safeguards for Zoom Users
New York Attorney General: “This agreement puts protections in place so that Zoom users have control over their privacy and security"
North Carolina Deputy Charged For Leading Armed White Group To Black Teen’s Home
A North Carolina sheriff's deputy has been fired and charged after leading an armed mob to an African American teenager's home.
Black-Owned Talent Agency Opens New Division Focused on HBCU Athletes
TLS Talent Agency is announcing the start of a new division, TLS Sports, and will focus on helping athletes attending HBCUs become professional athletes
Pennsylvania County Declares Racism a Public Health Crisis
Allegheny County wants to declare racism as a public health crisis due to the spread of COVID-19 revealing economic and racial disparities.
African American-Owned Banks Are Making Sure Minority Businesses Are Receiving Stimulus Funds
Black-owned banks are making sure that small businesses owned by African Americans receive their share of funds from the Paycheck Protection Program.