VIDEO: Paris Racism Victim Speaks Out
See Video: Chelsea fans racism victim speaks out following abuse on Paris metro.
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Maya Angelou Honored with Forever Stamp
On Monday, Feb. 23, the U.S. Postal Service announced that the beloved actress and poet Maya Angelou will be honored with a Forever Stamp. [Related: First African
Common and John Legend Win Oscar for ‘Glory’, Plus Moving Performance
Last night viewers all across the country tuned into ABC network to watch The Oscars. The red carpet was graced with the likes of Oprah,
This Day In History – First African American to Become General in US Marine Corps
On Feb. 23, 1979, Frank E. Petersen Jr. became the first African American general in the United States Marine Corps, making history. Petersen was born
Common and John Legend Address Civil Rights Issues of Today in Moving Oscar Speech
Common and John Legend use Oscars platform to deliver a moving speech
VIDEO: Racism in Sports Goes Viral
Forget what you’ve heard about racism is an American problem. Oftentimes we have heard people from other countries insist that soldiers in the American armed
Former NFL Player Phillip Buchanon Pens ‘New Money: Staying Rich’
BlackEnterprise.com recently had a one-on-one with NFL vet Phillip Buchanon. Buchanon was drafted by the Oakland Raiders and before retiring from the sport, the athlete
White House to Honor HBCU Staff Members and Faculty
White House honors HBCU staff members at Champions of Change event
Crawford Safe After NBA Record-breaking Trading Day
Rumors of LA Clipper’s guard Jamal Crawford being traded turned out to be false as he tied with teammate DeAndre Jordan for a game high
Report Reveals 10 States Have Withheld Over $50 Million in HBCU Funding
A report released by the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities reveals several states have withheld funding from HBCUs