For many Black Americans, the image seared into their collective memory from America’s 250th anniversary shows a young Black woman seated on the Washington D.C. Metro...
Thousands of Americans gathered on the grounds of Chicago’s Jackson Park, home of the long-awaited Obama Presidential Center, to celebrate the grand opening of the museum...
The spotlight returns to Tulsa this weekend, the 105th commemoration of the Race Massacre that decimated one of the nation’s most prominent displays of Black success....
The Congressional Black Caucus recently sounded the alarm, calling the Republican-led gerrymandering efforts across the country an assault on Black voter protections. According to the CBC,...
In a recent social media rant, President Donald Trump hurled his favorite insult at House Democratic leader, New York Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, calling Jeffries “low IQ”...
High gas prices continue to dominate the headlines as the U.S. and Iranian stalemate over the Strait of Hormuz persists. Compounding consumer frustration–especially for Black Americans–is...
100-year-old artifacts discovered in home that once served as hospital for Blacks Mary Jones Fitts and her mother always enjoyed returning home to Demopolis, Alabama. Back...
As the 42 million Americans who receive federal food assistance struggle to figure out how to make ends meet during the government shutdown, two federal judges...
The U.S. Black Chambers of Commerce recently unveiled its new campus, which was the former BET headquarters, located on more than seven acres in the nation’s...
The Texas House reconvened today, but failed to reach a quorum for the second day in a row as the Democrats, who left the state in...