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Black farmers in Florida are applying for a lucrative medical marijuana license after experiencing historic discrimination.
Democratic Mayor-elect Garnett Johnson said ahead of last week's election that removing confederate monuments weren't a priority.
A pair of shareholders allege that Costco is engaging in animal cruelty so its stores can sell cheap rotisserie chicken…
A group of teens from a New Orleans charter school is one of three grand prize winners in a contest…
Three Chicago friends who founded the country's first Black-owned sliced bread company are giving back and offering investment opportunities.
The Rise Up for Reparations event convened followers of Christianity, Judaism and Islam to demand redress for American enslavement.
Harvard has possessed the photos since they were rediscovered in 1976, using the photos as recently as 2017.
The wrongfully detained Shane Brown is seeking $50,000 in damages, alleging civil rights violations, false imprisonment, and negligence.
Alexander Jefferson, the last surviving founder of the Tuskeege Airmen’s Detroit chapter, has died at 100.
The Afropunk festival makes its return to Brooklyn, New York, on Sept. 10 and 11, featuring headliners, The Roots and…
The company, called Hana Kuma, will reportedly be a platform to tell stories about different cultures, social issues and more.
Discrimination, money problems affects immune system; can lead to cancer, heart disease, study finds
Social stressors such as racism, discrimination, and financial problems can affect the immune system, causing premature aging.
A New Orleans nonprofit that supports Black educators will receive a major financial boost from Goldman Sachs.
The Black members of North Carolina’s Realtors association are having second thoughts about keeping its headquarters in a historic mansion.
Mayor Johnny Hammock is calling for a probe of Tallassee Police and the immediate termination of the offending officer.
Santos, 22, a communications major at the Philadelphia-located college, is already on her way to a career in journalism.
M&F Bank in Durham, North Carolina has received a sorely-needed $80 million injection of cash from the U.S. Treasury Department.
The family of former NBA great Vince Carter hid in a closet while burglars ransacked his Atlanta home, according to…
Willie Kemp has launched a program for young athletes to hone their basketball skills and prepare them for opportunities later…
The store was allowed to reopen six months after the death of the owner. Eaton said the reopening was unacceptable.