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Why Michigan Church Paid $100,000 To a Local Black Community

The First Presbyterian Church of Lansing raised the money as an act of "repentance, reconciliation, and reparations" for African Americans in their city.
02/06/2024

Kwanzaa In Beats: The Cultural Significance of Music During the Celebration

Throughout it's history, the music of Kwanzaa celebrates the seven principles and cultgural impact of the holiday.
12/27/2023

In Meeting, Sen. Chuck Schumer Hears Very Real Concerns About Artificial Intelligence and Its Impact on Black People

The New York Democrat listened to several parties’ worries about the technology and discussed ‘guardrail’ legislation as a protection.
11/20/2023

Not Seeing Enough Brothers In The All-Star Game? Here’s 7 Black MLB Players You Should Know

Although the numbers of Black players is declining, there are still some stars that are making their mark in the league.
07/11/2023

How Anti-Woke Extremists Are A Threat To Black Health Care

Opinion: Ideological politics are invading spaces and hindering doctors ability to provide necessary treatment.
05/26/2023

Brandon Johnson Is Chicago’s New Mayor: How Will His Tenure Impact Black People?

Chicago’s 57th mayor takes office on Monday. But with his many challenges, it remains to be seen how that will affect the African American community.
05/15/2023

Florida Approves School Textbooks After Racial References Are Removed

Passages mentioning Black Lives Matter and George Floyd were taken out of the textbooks.
05/11/2023

Hate Crimes Expected To Rise As 2024 Election Cycle Nears, Study Says

Black Ameriicans are most victimized by hate crimes according to the report.
04/28/2023

Florida College Board Revises AP African American Studies Curriculum And Adds ‘Black Conservatism’

Respected authors like Alice Walker and Ta-Nehisi Coates were cut from the syllabus.
02/01/2023

Pew Study: BLM Tops List Of Groups Black People Find Most Helpful

The survey also finds broad support for the BLM movement.
10/12/2022

Henry Louis Gates Takes A New Journey Into Blackness With ‘Making Black America: Through The Grapevine’

The Harvard historian and PBS show host is bringing a new look at our past to find why we are who we are, and why that’s a good thing.
10/05/2022