How The Bahamas Is Celebrating 50 Years Of Independence With Calendar Of Events & Direct Flights
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‘Not The Backdrop We Want To Support’ Black Engineer Convention Moved Out Of Florida
The National Society of Black Engineers has decided to move their annual convention out of Florida amid harmful legislation.
‘Color of Change’ Under Fire After Staff Layoffs And Accusations Of Excessive Spending
A statement on Color of Change's website revealed some staffers unionized.
Can You Believe That Environmental Racism Impacts Aging In Black Folks?
A new study shows that neighborhood deprivation and air pollution exposures contirbutes to the increasing biological aging of Black individuals.
The HBCU Founders Initiative Announces Five New Members For Its Pre-Accelerator Program
Hampton University, Morehouse College, Texas Southern University, Benedict College, and Bethune-Cookman University are the newest members of the HBCUFI cohort.
Drake Claims Critics Of His Nails Are Homophobic
Ubiquitous Canadian rap megastar Drake was caught in 4K sporting pink nails, as reported by BET, after being playfully ribbed by Lil Yachty on Instagram, he
University Of North Carolina Expands Financial Aid In Response To Supreme Court
Following the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision that its admissions policy violated the Constitution’s equal protection clause outlined in the 14th Amendment, the University of North
North Atlanta High Duo To Make MLB Draft History For Their Alma Mater
While North Atlanta High School has only had five players ever enter for the MLB draft, not only are Anderson and Drake adding two more
Waffle House Workers In South Carolina On Strike Over Security Issues
In the morning of July 8, workers at a Waffle House in Columbia, South Carolina walked out of the popular breakfast stop and picked up
Oklahoma Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Seeking Reparations For Greenwood Massacre Of 1921
An Oklahoma judge has denied the petition brought by families of the survivors of the 1921 Tulsa massacre, all of whom are over 100 years