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The Houston rapper graduated from Texas Southern University, with a bachelor of science degree in health administration.
Procope founded E.G. Bowman INC, New York’s largest African-American-owned provider of insurance brokerage services.
The public university approves recommendation to name two buildings after distinguished Black alumni after unanimous vote from its Cabinet.
The activist said that his daughter, Kendi King, suffered brain and bodily injuries after being hit by a car in Manhattan.
The mogul shared photos in a swimsuit in honor of her 48th birthday. Banks was the first Black model on the cover of S.I.’s Swimsuit Issue.
The family of the pan-Africanism leader is urging President Joe Biden to pardon his 1923 conviction for mail fraud.
An Ohio mother and son launched a plush doll line for young Black boys to empower them and pay homage to those killed by police brutality.
50 Cent apologized to Madonna after making several ageist and sex-shaming comments about a photo of her in lingerie.
Parents of Ethan Crumbley, who killed four and injured seven at Oxford High School, face involuntary manslaughter charges.
Jonathan Holloway becomes Rutgers, a state school in New Jersey, first Black president in its 250-year existence.
A new book alleges that Prince Charles was the one who asked about the potential dark complexion of Harry and Meghan Markle’s son, Archie.
The comedian said that America is ready for a Black elf after Will Ferrell turned down offers to reprise his famous role.
The Lakers star was fined $15,000 after doing the Sam Cassell “big balls dance” during the team’s victorious game against the Indiana Pacers.
Hot 97 radio host Ebro apologized after a video of him calling singer Tinashe’s name a “ghetto-ass name,” resurfaced on Twitter.
The historic museum will transfer all its exhibits onto its new virtual platform, for visitors to experience anywhere.
The Grammy-award winning rapper fires back at haters who say she was able to grow long health hair because she is mixed.
Disney releases new concept art showing Princess Tiana embarking on a “grand adventure” ahead of the release of the new animated series.
Montoyae Dontae Sharpe received a pardoned after serving 24-years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of first degree murder.
The Jamaican singer alleged punched a music director in his face and pulled a gun on him because he was unable to record something.
Attorney Kevin Gough apologized after saying that he did not want “any more black pastors,” in the court during the murder trial.