This Day In History: July 28th Protests are typically characterized by marching and chanting, but in 1917, the NAACP introduced…
The Trump regime’s war on education and civil rights protections has been strategically and kaleidoscopically evil. Each turn keeps revealing…
Fresh off of another highly successful “Black Women in Sports” event, this time across the pond in London, Diverse Representation is hosting a…
Two members of the Muscogee Nation who are descended from Black people once enslaved by the tribe are taking legal…
This Day In History: July 27th Aviation pioneer and entrepreneur William J. Powell leveraged his brief career to empower African…
The West African country of Liberia proclaimed its independence on July 26, 1847, making it the first democratic republic in…
On Monday afternoon, the sports media world was shocked to learn ESPN analyst Ryan Clark had been fired by the…
Article by media partner Cuisine Noir, the country’s first Black culinary lifestyle outlet since 2009 dedicated to connecting the African…
The world is a fairer, louder and bolder place because Denise Oliver-Velez was in it. With her recent passing at…
Early in the morning, at 3:25 a.m. on July 23, the Detroit Police Department raided a “blind pig,” an unofficial…
This Day In History: July 23rd A renowned medical professional, civil rights activist, and Army veteran are among the many titles held…
Today, just two days after the family and friends of Nolan Wells laid him to rest in Ocean Springs, Mississippi,…