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This week, Raynell Steward, better known to her social media fans as SupaCent, just got another reminder of how powerful the internet can be.
Police say a Tennessee dad allegedly told his son, “Point him out,” before assaulting a student and a woman at his son’s high school gym.
[griojw id=”LUSv4uWa” playerid=”081i4bIu”] Fox News host Tomi Lahren hit a new low when she boasted that watching migrant children […]
New video footage has surfaced that shows a Black man in Silver Spring, Md., being arrested after walking a drunken […]
[griojw id=”T4On8ekY” playerid=”081i4bIu”] African American Republican voters in Mississippi this week supported Cindy Hyde-Smith in the Senate runoff election, […]
Within the confines of #BlackLove, there’s a huge distinction between being the ride-or-die who is growing with someone versus being used as a longterm crutch.
Baraboo School District in Wisconcin decides not to punish students for prom photo sporting Nazi signs citing First Amendment rights.
A Miami high school with a 98 percent minority student body is under fire after it allowed a teacher to hang a “Keep It Flying” confederate banner in class.
A Swedish model is responding to her critics after weeks of being accused of pretending to be Black to gain a following on social media.
Is Melania Trump using her Christmas decorations to passive-aggressively call for help? After seeing her 2018 Christmas decorations, many are thinking she just might be.
The United States Postal Service has decided to honor of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen by naming a Harlem post office after them.
Thanks to Kalin Bennett, Kent State is is poised to make history as the first university in NCAA history to sign a player with autism to compete in a Division I sport.
Media mogul, Oprah Winfrey confirms through a statement that her mother, Vernita Lee, has died at the age of 83 on Thanksgiving day.
Hollywood screenwriter Terry Rossio apologized for saying the term “Anti-vax” is the same as calling someone the N-word — except he actually wrote the word.
Gina Rodriguez continues to stay mad as she believes Black women receive more blessings than Latina actresses in Hollywood.
The runningback has become the face of a national conversation about the cultural differences of ways to discipline children
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, who is expecting, came back to the community kitchen she helped after a major tragedy
Benjamin Crump says a major drug company is keeping a new drug for HIV patients away from those who need it most — poor and minority people
Already in enough hot water for her “public hanging” comments about her U.S. Senate runoff race opponent Mike Espy, Cindy Hyde-Smith is now treading deeper
The fallout from a racial profiling incident in suburban Seattle could lead to litigation over a social worker being removed from a frozen yogurt shop while he was working