Culture
Iconic sitcom "A Different World," which turns 35 this year, has had a lasting influence on HBCUs and Black culture as a whole. The post ‘A Different World’ 35th Anniversary: How The Iconic HBCU Sitcom Still Influences Black Culture appeared first on NewsOne.
A group of HBCU alumni is working to make the pathway easier by creating a culture of connectivity, camaraderie and collaboration. The post Brown Skin Brunchin’: HBCU Graduates Open Doors For Black Women Through Brunch and Vibes appeared first on NewsOne.
Take a minute during Labor Day Weekend to relax and check out one these 15 books by Black authors we curated for your reading pleasure.
Get read for a top-tier selfie experience, all in the name of Black hair.
Muhammad Karim confronted an employee at a Texas Dillard's about him saying the n-word, which his son overheard. The post Why Is It On Us To Remain Calm In The Face Of Racism? Black Man Confronts Dillard’s Employee Over Racial Slur appeared first on NewsOne.
Coming live from the 83rd Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated Grand Conclave in Charlotte, North Carolina, Attorney Ben Crump, and NAACP President Derrick Johnson join the Rickey Smiley Morning Show.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) play a vital role in shaping American culture. They provide opportunities and education to many highly successful young Black students and have propelled many students to accomplish great feats. The post Which HBCUs Are Located In North Carolina? appeared first on NewsOne.
Roller skating rinks are making a massive comeback in NYC, and The DiscOasis is the best one open right now, but only for a limited time.
Africans and people from the Caribbean have also been known to don bright red hair due to a gene mutation in the melanocortin 1 receptor commonly referred to as MC1R.
The annual summertime get-together for “Divine Nine” Black Greek Letter Organization members is a testament to how powerful a community of educated Black minds can be.
Kwambe Mbalia's famous term “black boy joy” isn't just a hashtag. There's a whole revolution currently exploding across the internet because of the phrase.
Tank was one of the many still getting teary-eyed over the loss of R&B icon Aaliyah during the latest episode of 'Drink Champs.'
