Actress says Black people should consider moving to other countries due to political climate
Actress KJ Smith said Black people should consider moving to other countries due to the political climate in the United ...
‘A spiritual act of resistance’: Black consumers are boycotting corporations retreating from DEI
A growing number of Black consumers are collectively boycotting Target and other retailers that have recently reversed DEI ...
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15 Blackity-Black Things No One Else Would Understand
Black History Month is the perfect time to acknowledge all of the experiences that keep Black people connected.
UK police aim to fix 'stop and search' where Black people most affected
London's police force vowed on Thursday to reform its "stop and search" tactic which has seen far more Black people than ...
How the effort to resettle formerly enslaved Black Americans created Liberia
Liberia was founded with support from slaveholders and abolitionists for various reasons, marking a unique historical moment.
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Ann Arbor’s Black neighborhood was once targeted for demolition. Now it’s home to $1M condos.
From 1970 to ’80, the Black population around the areas known today as Kerrytown and Water Hill went from 45% of residents to ...
America's largest companies hired more Black executives. Then came the DEI backlash.
As DEI attacks escalate in Trump's second term, Black workers are losing the 'incremental' ground they gained after George Floyd's murder.
Black Mountain residents again protest actions of federal government: 'It's hurting people'
BLACK MOUNTAIN – Honks of support and the occasional shout of opposition filled the streets of downtown Black Mountain Feb.
Denzel Washington, Eddie Murphy, Gabrielle Union Discuss Being Black and On Top: 'We Put Asses In Seats' (Exclusive)
More than 30 actors sat down for interviews to discuss Hollywood stardom as Black performers in the upcoming two-part documentary 'Number One on the Call Sheet'.
Celebrate Black History Month with amazing people and historical moments
Legends like congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, Morrie Turner and Captain Bill Pinkney were all firsts in their field.
Long champions of social justice, Black athletes say their voices are needed now more than ever
For WNBA veteran Natasha Cloud, speaking up about social justice is just as important as winning basketball games.