The San Antonio Juneteenth Commission officially began holiday celebrations for Juneteenth this weekend. Yesterday, the organization began festivities with a…
They are known as the Charleston 9 (#NeverForget) and their names are: On a Wednesday evening, June 17, 2015, a…
It’s always difficult talking or writing about someone in the past tense. Is becomes was and never changes. At just…
On Thursday night, the Raiders snatched the spotlight from the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament by trading for Davante Adams. Needless…
Erin Golston comes from a wrestling family, but for a young girl growing up in the 80s, wrestling wasn’t a first option.…
This Day In History: June 16th Newark’s first Black Mayor, Kenneth Gibson, served four consecutive terms from 1970 to 1986…
This week, we’re asking for your help to find Alexis “Lex” Ware. According to the Black and Missing Foundation, Alexis…
A Black family in the Bronx neighborhood of City Island has made history by owning the first-ever Black-owned restaurant in…
March Madness can be magic for many teams, and yesterday that held true for the Howard Unversity women’s basketball team.…
The New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center recently celebrated its 100th anniversary, marking the milestone with a new exhibit that…
After 25 years with the company, Misty Copeland is retiring from the American Ballet Theater. Her departure from the company…
The American Black Film Festival officially returned to Miami Beach as part of a five-day celebration of Black filmmakers in…