Black History Month

Danielle Kwateng has been named the new executive editor at the publication following the exit of Alexi McCammond
/ April 7, 2021
Legal analyst Midwin Charles
theGrio contributor Dr. Jason Johnson remembers his friend Midwin Charles, who died on Tuesday at 47 years old.
/ April 7, 2021
Broadcast journalist Morgan Radford will now co-host NBC News Now, the network’s live-streaming outlet alongside journalist Aaron Gilchrist.
/ April 6, 2021
Dr. Fauci Testifies Before Senate Committee On Federal Response To COVID-19
There has been talk about vaccine passports being mandatory to enter businesses but experts say that is highly unlikely.
/ April 6, 2021
Audible announced Zola Mashariki has snagged the role as head of Audible Studios. She will lead the company’s original content.
/ April 5, 2021
Phylicia Rashad thegrio.com
Phylicia Rashād speaks to theGrio about narrating Twenty Pearls, a documentary about the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
/ April 5, 2021
Bernice King, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Bernice King recalls graphic autopsy images that she believes prove James Earl Ray did not assassinate her father, Dr. Martin…
/ April 4, 2021
This article discusses how understanding Black America's response to MLK's assassination requires a grasp on the role of trauma in…
/ April 4, 2021
Alvin Sykes was a self-taught legal defender and known for reopening cold cases such as the murder of Emmett Till.
/ March 31, 2021
Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Tarana Burke and Stacey Abrams
Black women fought on the front lines of nearly every American sociopolitical movement. But what have they received in return?
/ March 30, 2021
Sheen Center Presents Vanessa Williams
Vanessa Williams talks about George Floyd and combating systematic oppression with other actors through the Black Theatre United program.
/ March 30, 2021
Maj. Gen. William Walker will replace Paul Irving, who resigned immediately after the Capitol insurrection.
/ March 27, 2021