In what many consider another miscarriage of justice, a grand jury in Mississippi has found that there is not enough evidence to file charges in...
Political division, ongoing wars, rising gasoline prices–and those are the national headlines. Worries closer to home involving work and family have pushed some Americans into a...
With less than two months until the midterm elections, millions of Black voters plan to speak at the polls. TheVillageCelebration and Love Black History contributor, Matt...
All around America, there are tributes to the victims of 9-11. A statue of Fort Pierce, Florida native, CeeCee Lyles, stands on the river walk. Nine...
The impact of health disparities on Black Americans, ranging from food deserts to access to quality healthcare, has earned a consistent place in policy conversations for...
For Black Americans, the summer’s most prominent news headlines seem to revisit an era defined by violence and chronicled in history books. Yet, in May, a...
Thousands of Black-owned businesses know August holds a special place on the calendar for building brand awareness and increasing traffic. Since 2004, August has stood tall...
Charlotte Winstead sat outside the Obama Presidential Center with a smile on her face. She and a group of her closest friends had flown hundreds of...
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...