Baraka, the mayor of New Jersey’s largest city, was arrested and charged with trespassing during a protest against the controversial federal immigration detention center in Newark.
The first Black woman to lead the Library of Congress was fired by email. Critics say the move is part of a broader war on truth, books, and history.
Rodney Hinton Jr. is charged with aggravated murder after allegedly striking Deputy Larry Henderson with his car following his son’s fatal police shooting.
As Xavier University of Louisiana celebrates its centennial, President Dr. Reynold Verret reflects on the vital role of institutions like this in shaping America’s future through high-quality education for much needed talent.
We caught up with Chance on honoring Black artistry and launching his bold new diasporic project.
Our digital director digs deep on the history behind this unsung figure who has been brought to the forefront due to this year’s Met Gala.
The Olympic track star explains her relationship with her hair and why emojis shouldn’t be exempt from inclusivity.
We’re catching you up on all the fashion moments you missed over the weekend.
Both Williams and Morton opened up to their castmates about the cracks in their friendship, but they didn’t speak to each other.
The former VP will honor grassroots leaders, rally Americans for collective action and call out Trump’s “reckless economic policies” at the Emerge America Gala on Wednesday.
Illinois Lt. Govenor Juliana Stratton Makes U.S. Senate Run Official, Slams Trump ‘Crisis And Chaos’ In Launch Video
Amanda K. Edwards says the stakes are high as she campaigns to represent Texas District-18, with a special election set for November 4th following the deaths of the last two leaders.
Kenya Moore probably thought her conduct would be approved of, considering producers have given the thumbs up to questionable behavior for years.
For decades, Republicans have rebranded harmful policies with misleading language to justify regressive laws. Democrats must take control of the narrative, says Jameelah Nasheed.
Children are always paying attention and they see what the DEI debate is doing to them, says clinical and community psychologist, Dr. Riana Elyse Anderson.
The former congresswoman and progressive trailblazer takes the helm after a turbulent recall election, pledging to bring stability and collaboration to City Hall.
The nation's oldest civil rights group says the Trump administration’s rollback of diversity and inclusion programs is unconstitutional and disproportionately harms Black students.
The anti-hazing billboard is strategically placed near the Hyatt Regency where Omega Psi Phi fraternity members from several Southern states are gathering for their Ninth District meeting.
The WNBA's 2023 Rookie of the Year opens up about finding stability after years of chasing her basketball dreams.
From the exam room to the classroom, twin sisters Dr. Elana McDonald and Dr. Delana Wardlaw leverage medicine, mentorship and advocacy to bridge healthcare gaps and foster community trust.
Black women are speaking up, organizing and demanding a future where every mother is seen, heard and safe.
Food is the lifeblood of New Orleans—and these Black chefs are at the forefront of the movement to level up mouthwatering fare in the Big Easy.
The Chicago Sky forward adds “homeowner” to her growing list of off-court wins.
