This Day In History: May 28th Abolitionist and church leader Eliza Ann Gardener is a voice of the abolitionist movement…
You’ve probably heard the saying, “you are what you eat,” but for the Black community, this idea runs much deeper…
I can’t believe I watched this unfold in real time. Thousands of human rights advocates had flights booked to Lusaka.…
Pope Leo XIV issued an apology Monday morning for the Holy See’s involvement in legitimizing enslavement. In his public apology,…
On this day in 1968, Frank Edward Thomas Jr. was born in Columbus, Georgia. Long before he became “the Big…
The ongoing dragging of media personality and self-proclaimed “psychology expert” Cheyenne Bryant has been loud and messy as hell. For…
On Friday, NY Giants QB Jaxson Dart revealed his true colors by showing up in upstate NY and introducing Tr**p…
Black Tech Street and Microsoft debuted a new technology hub late last week dedicated to developing technology. Located in the…
This Day In History: May 26th Outside of being respected icons, one might wonder what else actress Pam Grier and…
So . . . According to the Department of Justice, the government is creating a formal claims process through its…
On Tuesday, the NAACP called for Black athletes and their families to athletically and financially boycott Southern-based universities in response to the Supreme Court’s…
On this day in 1949, Jamaica Kincaid was born Elaine Cynthia Potter Richardson in St. John’s, Antigua. Kincaid grew up…