Education
‘Affirmative action still exists for white people. It’s called legacy admissions,’ lawmaker declares
A Supreme Court decision that strikes down affirmative action in admissions places colleges under renewed pressure to end legacy admissions.
Music
As America celebrates its independence, learn how the resounding rhythms of Afrobeats continue to connect Black people worldwide.
Lifestyle
The Fourth of July is Americana at its core: parades and cookouts and cold beer and, of course, fireworks.
Culture Watch
The International African American Museum celebrates Black achievement in medicine shows the roots of racism that affect Black health.
News
Because of policy changes on issues like voting, the idea of who actually is represented in the phrase “We the…
Lifestyle
Blerdcon is returning with a “Fae’d to Black” theme with panels featuring Cree Summer, Rachel True, and more.
Film
Rapper French Montana's documentary, “For Khadija,” tells the story of his single mother and recently premiered at the Tribeca Film…
Crime
The events in France following the death of a 17-year-old shot by police in a Paris suburb are drawing parallels…
Sports
Damar Hamlin's nonprofit, Chasing M's Foundation, has seen its profile rise dramatically in the last six months with Hamlin's recovery.
Crime
Police body camera use has increased in U.S. law enforcement agencies, but studies are mixed whether their usage reduces use…
Featured
TheGrio’s Toure talks to Dr. Christina Greer, host of The Blackest Questions podcast, about Black people celebrating Independence Day.
Opinion
Misrepresenting MLK's words against the multicultural democracy he fought for and was killed for is the political strategy of the…