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Missing Black children are underreported. theGrio has compiled a list of the most recent reports of missing Black children in…
This Father’s Day, Zaire Wade shared heartfelt appreciation for his father, former NBA player Dwyane Wade and delivered a message…
A Rochester, New York mother, Genuine Ridgeway, was killed in front of her children last Friday and police are asking…
After a stellar performance at the 400-meter Olympic finals, track star Allyson Felix has qualified for the 2021 Olympic Games…
On June 19, 1865, union troops informed slaves in Galveston that they were free. Today, Juneteenth marks a symbolic end…
Chicago’s city council narrowly voted against a proposal that would have given more power to a civilian police oversight committee.
South Dakota is the only state that has yet to recognize Juneteenth as either a state holiday or observance.
Music executives Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine are producing a biopic about legendary soul singer Marvin Gaye titled "What's Going…
Current New York City mayor hopeful Andrew Yang faces public scorn following comments about those struggling with mental health.
A Minneapolis man who killed one woman and injured another person by driving an SUV into a crowd of protestors…
The Executive Leadership Council announced a new initiative with Goalsetter to grow and protect wealth in Black America.
Juneteenth, the day commemorating the symbolic end of slavery in the US is officially a paid federal holiday.
Maine is one of the latest states to honor Juneteenth by making it an official state holiday, starting in 2022.
"Inside the NBA" host Charles Barkley has said that Turner executives have told him to end his jokes about women…
Despite the immense value of James Baldwin’s life and words captured on film, ABC never aired the interview.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced on Monday that Chicago will recognize Juneteenth as an official city holiday.
On Monday, protesters marched to Senator Joe Manchin’s office in West Virginia to demand his support for voting rights and…
Reps. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ) and Cori Bush (D-MO) are introducing sweeping legislation to decriminalize drug use.