Activists across the country are scheduling a mass economic boycott of the capitalistic-driven splurging which occurs each year following “mis-givings” day.

David N. Dinkins, the first Black mayor of New York City, dead at 93

Biden Picks Linda Thomas-Greenfield for U.N. Ambassador

Black Virtual Career Fair is hosting its GENERAL + TECH winter virtual career fair, matching Black professionals with career opportunities on Dec. 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Between the coronavirus panic and the rise in white supremacist violence and threats, “We are in dire straits,” said Alton Edwards, the International Preparedness Network executive director, as he urged that the community beware complacency. “Not just the COVID—I mean ...

Killing of Black teenager, Quawan ‘Bobby’ Charles, was ‘Emmett Till-like lynching’ says local residents

Joe Biden Wins Georgia

As the final days of the 2020 election season drew to a close, major media across the nation focused on polls and prospects for the presidential candidates.

What Rep. James Clyburn and Black voters in South Carolina started by igniting and salvaging Joe Biden’s presidential dream, the rest of the Black electorate finished.

In the U.S. election season and with COVID-19 cases approaching the 10 million mark, a survey recently conducted by Reputation Leaders found six in 10 Americans reported both their health and finances were impacted by COVID-19.

On Oct. 30, former political prisoner-of-war Jalil Muntaqim, 69, had a warrant issued for his arrest by Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Dooley’s office for allegedly committing voter fraud.

Every year, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals chose a champion to serve as the ambassador for their local hospital.

It’s a Second Amendment right to bear arms and Black Americans are exercising that right in 2020.

Two U.S citizens who made robocalls to allegedly purposefully disenfranchise Black voters must be immediately stopped from making more robocalls before the election.

Walter Wallace of Philadelphia shot to death