Nike Officially Cuts Ties With Kyrie Irving
The blowback against Kyrie Irving continued this morning when longtime sponsor Nike…
This Is Karen Hunter: Black Land Loss
Karen is joined by Josh Walden, Lawyer and Chief Operating Officer with the Center for Heirs’ Property Preservation…
5 Black-Owned Beauty Brands to Support During the Holiday Season
Beauty products purchases are expected to go up during the holiday season., according to a report by data…
This Day in History: December 3rd
The North Star, the antislavery newspaper established by Frederick Douglass, went into publication on December 3, 1847. Douglas started…
Unlocking Astrology: Sagittarius, Is it a Lie or an Exaggeration?
Samuel Reynolds, founder of www.unlockastrology.com, discusses the very vibrant and complicated Sagittarius with Karen, whose father was a…
This Is Lurie Daniel Favors: Kellee Hough on Vote Heaux
Voting advocate, Kellee Hough, joins Lurie Daniel Favors to discuss the VoteHeaux™ movement and why a movement like this is relevant to our communities right now. Follow Lurie…
Kanye Doesn’t Need Your Support Over His Child Support
Mention child support online, and you are sure to find some man who was wronged out of his…
How Tar Heels Football Helped the Forgotten Protest at UNC
On Saturday, the North Carolina football team will travel to Greensboro to face Clemson in pursuit of their…
Unsolicited Opinions: What Is an Antiracist Tomorrow?
As a person of color in this community, I often find myself torn between feeling lucky to live…
Get a History Lesson From Elvis Mitchell By Watching His New Documentary, ‘Is That Black Enough for You?!?’
The Hub’s Entertainment Watch List: Is That Black Enough For You?!? Writer and film critic, Elvis Mitchell, takes viewers…
Did You Know Historian Charles H. Wesley Was Born on This Day?
This Day In History: December 2nd Scholar and historian, Charles H. Wesley, was an avid supporter of documenting…
‘White Lives Matter’ May Not Be a Trademark
Chicago Trademark Attorney Rosezena J. Pierce talks about the “White Lives Matter” trademark and why it may not…
Providence’s Reparations Program Is ‘Race-neutral’
Providence R.I. recently allocated $10 million to its Providence Municipal Reparations program. The city is the latest to…