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President Donald Trump continued his attacks on Black leaders and Black cities on Monday, but is now setting his sights on Rev. Al Sharpton.
The former WNBA MVP and champion says that it’s important to support the companies that support the drive for equal pay for women
On Tuesday, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) announced a proposal for a landmark bill that would decriminalize marijuana at the federal […]
NYC’s annual Afro-Latino Festival has emerged to give people who descend from throughout Latin America a chance to learn and affirm their Black roots
Still she rises. Rep. Ilhan Omar, the freshmen congresswoman who had been a target for racist attacks from President Donald […]
Jordin Sparks opens up about postpartum struggles and why she says her husband is the “greatest thing” to ever happened to her.
Rep. Mike Kelly calls himself a person of color after coming to the defense of President Trump for racist tweets attacking four Congresswomen of color.
Cardi B tweeted out her thoughts about two-time presidential contender Sen. Bernie Sanders and how the country did him dirty in 2016.
Sen. Cory Booker and Rep. Karen Bass have introduced a new bill meant to help people who received a sentence as a result of the failed War on Drugs.
New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker is frustrated with the lack of Black and Brown nominees to the circuit courts, calling it “unacceptable”
Valerie Jarrett talks to theGrio about how to stay cool while breaking barriers and lending the hand of mentorship in her new memoir.
Michael Paul Adams stabbed and slit the throat of 17-year-old Elijah El-Amin because he was playing rap music that Adams deemed threatening.
The U.S. Army has yet to officially recognize Richard Collins III as a second lieutenant after he was stabbed to death by a white supremacist in 2017.
Get the scoop on how “SHAFT” director Tim Story updated the Blaxploitation classic and set to best represent generational relationships between Black men.
The latest installation of “SHAFT,” the classic 1971 crime action Blaxploitation flick, explores relationships between three generations of Black men.
Black Chicagoans lost between $3 and $4 billion in wealth as a result of predatory housing contracts of the […]
Actor Jharrel Jerome says playing real-life Central Park Five survivor in new Ava DuVernay Netflix series was heartbreaking and inspiring.
The Titan Generator is a micro-accelerator designed to help Black entrepreneurs in the early stages of building their business find success.
Ava DuVernay delivers her best work to date with ‘When They See Us’ a four-part series on the Central Park Five due out May 31 on Netflix.