Black History Month

Teacher allegedly says she would ‘kill all black people,’ still teaching

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Why are we still celebrating Columbus Day?

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MLK’s Nobel Peace Prize speech 50 years later: Is it still relevant?

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Ancient hair extensions found on 3,300 year-old Egyptian woman

Ancient hair extensions found on 3,300 year-old Egyptian woman
/ September 20, 2014

College president gives $90,000 of his salary to lowest-paid university workers

theGRIO REPORT - Raymond Burse, the newly appointed interim president of Kentucky State University, has taken generosity to a new…
/ August 7, 2014

Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice receives 2-game suspension from NFL

(AP) — Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice received a two-game suspension from the NFL on Thursday following his offseason…
/ July 25, 2014

Alice Coachman, first black woman to win Olympic gold medal dies

(AP) — The first black woman to win an Olympic gold medal, Alice Coachman Davis, died early Monday in south…
/ July 15, 2014

Howard University, 1974 NCAA soccer champions, brought worlds together

A deeply attached fan of a championship team called a couple of months back, saying he had arranged an interview…
/ July 13, 2014

50 years later, the Civil Rights Act would not pass

OPINION - On this Independence Day—as we celebrate the struggles that were fought and the sacrifices that were made in…
/ July 4, 2014

OWN, Lisa Ling explore the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the black community

theGRIO REPORT - Lisa Ling is shedding light on the African American HIV/AIDS epidemic in her new segment for her…
/ June 27, 2014

National HIV Testing day: The Church must lead the way on HIV testing

OPINION - This Friday - National HIV Testing Day - the Black Church must step up and remind our congregations…
/ June 27, 2014

National HIV Testing Day: A status you should always know

OPINION - If you’re like most folks, you probably think that if you don’t have HIV, then you don’t need…
/ June 27, 2014

White school district sends black kids back to failed schools

MSNBC -- Hundreds of mostly poor minority students who used a controversial Missouri law to transfer out of failing schools…
/ June 25, 2014

Congressman Gregory Meeks: Media seeking wrong voices on Iraq war

theGRIO REPORT - Congressman Gregory Meeks (D-NY) appeared on 'All In with Chris Hayes' Monday night and talked about the…
/ June 17, 2014

HBCUs: The urgent call for more tech, math and science courses

VIDEO - MSNBC’s Craig Melvin has been exploring the future of the nation’s historically black colleges and universities. In the…
/ June 11, 2014