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Civil Rights Icon Hazel Dukes Dies at 92

The longtime NAACP leader and activist dedicated her life to fighting for racial justice, mentoring generations, and shaping public policy.
03/01/2025

Southern University Student Dies After Reported Fraternity Pledge Ritual

Caleb Wilson was a junior and a member of the Human Jukebox Marching Band.
02/28/2025

28 Days of Black History Month: Beyond February, 10 Ways to Celebrate Black History All Year

Here are some practical ways to celebrate and honor Blackness and Black History throughout the year.
02/28/2025

Ohio Residents Form Armed Patrols After Police Response to Neo-Nazis Draws Criticism

Frustrated by law enforcement’s handling of a white supremacist demonstration, some locals are taking matters into their own hands.
02/28/2025

This Week in Good Black News: Usher Tapped as Emory University’s Commencement Speaker, Zendaya Joins ‘Shrek 5,’ and Queen Latifah to Honor Quincy Jones at the Oscars

Plus, Big Sean and the Detroit Pistons are teaming up to help the Boys and Club.
02/28/2025

28 Days of Black History: 10 Powerful Black Women Who Changed History Through Activism and Advocacy

From civil rights leaders to modern-day changemakers, these women fought for justice, freedom, and equality in America and beyond.
02/27/2025

28 Days of Black History Month: Black Mental Health, Breaking Stigmas and Prioritizing Wellness

Dr. Lanail Plummer, CEO of the Onyx Group, explains the importance of therapy, wellness, and stigmas in mental health.
02/27/2025

Jam Master Jay Convicted Murderer Reportedly Stabbed In Brooklyn Jail

Karl “Little D” Jordan was reportedly injured in a fight at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.
02/27/2025

Apple Fixes AI Speech-to-Text Error That Linked ‘Racist’ to ‘Trump’

Experts question whether the mistake was a glitch—or something more.
02/26/2025

Lil Durk Hit with Wrongful Death Suit Amid Ongoing Murder Allegations

The lawsuit follows claims that the rapper financed violent attacks, including the fatal shooting of a gang leader.
02/26/2025

Opinion: Black Journalists Are Being Pushed Out—And the News Is Worse Without Us

Layoffs, firings, and systemic bias are driving Black voices out of newsrooms at an alarming rate. If the media industry truly values diversity, it’s time to prove it—before it’s too late.
02/26/2025