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“Kobe was part of my family and I can’t let his death be in vain,” AJ Ross said, explaining her reasoning behind filing the lawsuit.
Kyle Jr. was looking forward to attending Hampton University in the fall, so a Facebook campaign was launched to assist him with tuition.
A Dillard University graduate was awarded with her degree in her hospital room on the same day she delivered a baby boy.
Fatal violence against transgender and gender non-conforming people reached an all-time high in the year 2021.
Precious Dreams Foundation offers kids a sense of stability during an otherwise difficult time of the year.
Robotic police dogs are being tested to fight crime in a handful of U.S. cities cities, but some residents worry about their civil rights.
Medical professionals believe there may be a link between COVID-19 and the increasing rates of opioid deaths in the Black community.
George M. Johnson says push to remove “All Boys Aren’t Blue” from libraries is erasure driven by anti-queerness and anti-Blackness.
Morehouse College and Google’s Jigsaw have spearheaded groundbreaking technology aimed at training police through the lens of virtual reality.
After more than a decade in the industry, Deja Riley is now focusing her attention on fitness as a Lululemon global ambassador.
Queen, who is formerly unhoused, is the face of a campaign spearheaded by the Human Rights Campaign to shine a light on The Equality Act.
Actress Zuri Adele chats with theGrio about her character, Malika Williams, exploring her Black liberation through polyamory.
Moms in Florida and Texas push back against politicization of wearing masks in schools and share their thoughts on the COVID-19 vaccines.
Reporter AJ Ross hopes to make change in the legal system after the strangulation death of her toy poodle at a local PetSmart.
Ian Taylor Schlitz is in pursuit of his MBA following his graduation from the University of North Texas at the age of 15.
Kenton Myers helps the hard of hearing through his skills in ASL and tells theGrio of feeling compelled to interpret events.
Ice, the self-proclaimed “Prince of Hearts,” is a Black relationship coach and matchmaker with a focus on connecting Black gay men.
Dr. Dale Okorodudu, a Dallas-based physician, is trying to spearhead change through his “Black Men in White Coats” organization.
Harlem-based artist Kendrick Daye developed a deck of tarot cards appropriately geared toward the LGBTQ+ community.
Grown-ish writer Des Moran unpacks the importance of exploring the lines between toxic masculinity and homophobia.