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The Black Women Photographers (BWP) collective has partnered with Nikon for a $50,000 grant distribution to assist creatives in funding

The inaugural Coaches vs. Racism event kicked off last weekend in Washington, D.C., bringing the University of Michigan and Prairie

Two Miami-Dade police officers will be heading to prison next week for their involvement in a drug operating sting. Roderick

Kimberly Chandler, the wife of NBA player Tyson Chandler, filed for divorce this week after 16 years of marriage. According

Nicki Minaj continues to be a trending topic this week for facing backlash after being accused of spreading coronavirus vaccine

The daughter of former Patriots running back Kevin Faulk passed away at the age of 19 on Monday. Kevione Faulk,

It would be impossible to talk about the history of the #MeToo without mentioning its founder, Tarana Burke. The movement,

An Arizona mom is being named as the primary suspect in the murders of two children found in a Phoenix

The Knowles-Carter camp received a major victory last night as the couple’s eldest child, Blue Ivy Carter, made history for

Three former Philadelphia police officers, Frank Jastrzembski, Manuel Santiago and Martin Devlin, have been arrested and charged for perjury after

North Carolina judges have ruled to grant voting rights to over 50,000 convicted felons who are on parole and probation.

Vanessa Bryant shared a sweet message to her late husband Kobe Bryant on what would have been his 43rd birthday.

Historically Black Colleges and Universities are beginning to see a surge in interest, applications and enrollment. For many, HBCUs have

The Florida Board of Education announced on Friday that they were giving the Broward School Board 48 hours to comply

Missouri Rep. Cori Bush (D) has reportedly scored a book deal worth up to $100,000. According to a financial disclosure

California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced on Tuesday that the California Department of Justice will conduct a review on BART

An Alabama woman is being commended for her efforts that led to getting 94% of the people in her town

The principal of an Atlanta elementary school is coming under fire after being accused of segregating students in classes based