Source: Historical / Getty I had to write about this because I did not see enough Black people mad about this. The state of Florida’s new educational standards will teach students that Black people benefited from slavery because it taught useful skills to them. I ain’t gone lie, I thought it was a KevOnStage skit…
Dwight Howard defended his son’s tough workout routine during an appearance on “Way Up With Angela Yee” on July 25. The former Los Angeles Lakers […]
The U.S. Department of Justice has sentenced a Wisconsin man to 2 ½ years in prison for a hate crime where he violated the civil […]
Mustafa Hassan points to himself in a picture following the assassination of Malcolm X during a news conference with civil rights attorney Ben Crump and Malcolm X’s daughter IIyasah Shabazz on July 25, 2023, in New York City. | Source: Spencer Platt / Getty A man who witnessed the assassination of Malcolm X more than…
Eva Marcille’s estranged husband, Michael T. Sterling, has reportedly received a misdemeanor charge after allegedly causing a February 2022 car crash. As previously noted, the […]
Quavo was among a group of people aboard a yacht in Miami earlier this week when authorities responded to an alleged robbery. The Migos rapper […]
Former Newbern Mayor Haywood “Woody” Stokes III believes despite conspiring to block a rightfully elected Black mayor from sitting in the position, he should not […]
Authorities in Nevada will be conducting ballistics tests on 11 bullet cartridges uncovered in a July 17 search of the home of 58-year-old Paula Clemons, […]
Source: Anna Moneymaker / Getty AFlorida law that took effect on July 1, 2023, restricts how educators in the state’s public colleges and universities can teach about the racial oppression that African Americans have faced in the United States. Specifically, SB 266 forbids professors to teach that systemic racism is “inherent in the institutions of…
Nine Black nursing professionals filed a civil lawsuit for unlawful race discrimination after claiming they endured hellish, bigoted conditions at an Alabama assisted living facility […]
