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Blue Note Jazz Festival Is On The Horizon With A Star-Studded Lineup
In its second iteration, the wine county festivities will include an array of musical performances from hip-hop to Jazz, as well as deluxe food, wine,
Angel Reese Will Empower The Next Generation Of Women Through Her Financial Literacy Foundation
The "Bayou Barbie" is ready to open doors for young girls to pursue their dreams.
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Revisits The Past With Jim Crow Exhibit
The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights museum will open a special exhibit centering the life of Black Americans during Jim Crow.
Carlee Russell’s Boyfriend Breaks Silence After She Is Found Safely
After a frantic search for Carlethia “Carlee” Russell ended with her returning home safe and sound, her boyfriend is breaking his silence.
Rev. Jesse Jackson Names Dr. Frederick D. Haynes, III New President and CEO of Rainbow PUSH Coalition
Jesse Jackson has named his successor.
Small Business Association Confirms Scammers Reaped More Than $200B From PPP Programs
The Small Business Administration says more than $200 billion disappeared from the PPP and other COVID relief programs
Parents Outraged As School Board Cuts Advanced Math Classes Over Racial Disparities
Parents of students at Cambridge Public Schools have become outraged over the school's board 2017 decision to cut advanced math courses.
Howard University Will Host Inaugural HBCU First Look Film Festival In November
The inaugural HBCU First LOOK Film Festival will take place at Howard University to showcase the next generation of Black filmmakers
‘Brooklyn, We Go Hard’: Jay-Z’s ‘The Book Of Hov’ Exhibit On Display At The Brooklyn Public Library
Brooklyn Public Library announced an exhibition for Jay-Z, The Book of HOV