President Donald Trump’s State of the Union Was One Act Away from Being a Variety Show
President Donald Trump's State of the Union was full of surprises-–sort of like a variety show. But when it came down to business, a number
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Jay-Z Gets The NFL To Commit $100 Million To Criminal Justice Reform
Roc Nation has gotten NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to commit to spending $100 million toward social justice outreach
From Teen Mom to Millionaire, Ronne Brown Shares How She Beat the Odds
In Episode 3 of the SistersInc. podcast, "Beating the Odds" author and entrepreneur Ronne Brown shares how she went from teen mom to making millions
Elon Musk Says A High School Diploma is Not Needed to Work at Tesla
Having a high school diploma is not required to join Tesla’s artificial intelligence team
Disney Shelled out $75 Million for the Right to Bring ‘Hamilton’ to Theaters and Streaming Platform
The iconic Broadway hip-hop musical is heading to the big screen thanks to Walt Disney Studios.
Meet The Transformative Business Leader Preparing Chicago’s Students Of Color For ‘The Fourth Industrial Revolution’
Leap Innovations CEO Phyllis Lockett transforms public education to get Chicago's students of color ready for the fourth industrial revolution
Nicki Minaj Under Fire for New Rosa Parks Lyric That Critics Call Disrespectful
The day before Rosa Parks would have turned 107 years old, the Queens rapper released a snippet of her new song, which critics say disrespects
Regal Movie Theaters Is Letting You See Harriet for Free During Black History Month
To celebrate Black History Month, Regal Movie Theaters are offering free movie screenings of Harriet in select theater locations. The 50 theaters throughout the country
Rihanna to Receive Highest Honor at the 51st NAACP Image Awards
In honor of Rihanna’s entrepreneurial and philanthropic work, the NAACP Image Awards will present her with the prestigious President’s Award.
White Teacher Placed on Leave After Casting Black Children As Slaves In Play
An elementary school teacher in Connecticut planned a school play based on the trans-Atlantic slave trade and placed black children in the roles of slaves.