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Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Do emotional movie scenes motivate tears? Has the slow but methodical increase in mass shootings of Black Americans over the last few years numbed…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC), the leading national voice for Black-owned businesses, wishes to address the recent dismissal of the lawsuit seeking Reparations for the…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons\BlackBusiness.com Rapper Bun B's new restaurant Trill Burgers is so successful that it reportedly sold more than 53,000 of its burgers in just one month. This…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots The historically low Black unemployment rate and the corresponding relatively high Black employment-to-population ratio or employment rate is welcome news. Overall, this good news about…
Photos: InsideSchools.org\Youtube Screenshot\Facebook New York State legislators threw students under the school bus this year. Two bills left behind while the legislative session came to a close would…
Photos: YouTube The People's Organization For Progress (POP) will have a 1967 Newark Rebellion Commemoration March And Rally on the 56th anniversary of the uprising on Wednesday, July…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots Every year, a few players on each team finally step up to their roles and do well. If a team doesn't have one or two…
Photos: Facebook\YouTube Screenshots West and Central African states must stop persecuting human rights defenders who expose corruption, bribery and abuse of office, and instead take concrete and effective…
Photos: National Archives Foundation\YouTube Screenshots WASHINGTON, July 11, 2023 – Today, the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ 2019 trophy, went on display in All American: The Power of Sports,…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (July 10, 2023) – Prairie View A&M University is thrilled to announce Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner (below) will be addressing its…
