How Long Before We Achieve Education Equity in America? 250 Years?
Education equity remains elusive since the Coleman Report first formally exposed learning gaps between black and white U.S. schoolchildren 50 years ago.
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Woman of Power Alicia Boler-Davis Named 2016 Corporate Executive of the Year
Boler-Davis to be honored for career accomplishments at the 24th Annual Trump Awards.
The Birth of Nate’s Nation
With only a few short days left at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, actor and activist Nate Parker has made headlines with his film, 'The
Can Ben Carson Pull Off An Upset in the Iowa Caucus?
Carson is hitting the comeback trail by expanding his outreach and using opportunities like last night's debate to sharpen his message, connect with voters and
Xerox to Separate Into Two Companies, Ursula Burns Releases Statement
Xerox splits into two divisions; CEO Ursula Burns, the first African-American woman to serve as CEO of a Fortune 500 company, issues statement.
Tyra Banks Welcomes Baby Boy
Tyra Banks is a brand-new mom! The beauty entrepreneur and former supermodel announced the birth of her new son, York, on Instagram on January 28.
FCC Just Socked It To Cable Companies With Set Top Box Proposal
The FCC moves to force cable companies to allows consumer choice of cable set top boxes.
White Actor to Play Michael Jackson in British Comedy
Actor Joseph Fiennes will play Michael Jackson in a British comedy. His portrayal will be far less similar than any other actor: He's white.
House Majority Leader: FBI Set to Indict Hillary Clinton
House Majority Leader Tom DeLay says Hillary Clinton will be indicted for the way she handled classified information on a private email server.
Reframing the Narrative Around Black Men
It's an untold story: Black men are assets in the U.S. They are patriots, entrepreneurs, teachers, police lieutenants, Fortune 500 executives, and more.