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Black women influencers on TikTok are worried about the impending TikTok ban. Here's why.
CeeLo Green is working on keeping Rico Wade’s legacy alive for years to come. He purchased his home with hopes of turning it into a museum. As reported by HipHopDX, the Goodie Mob founding member is grieving the loss of his friend and collaborator, Rico Wade. On Monday (April 15), CeeLo shared a very lengthy […]
There are more than 30 proposed bills targeting DEI programs at state-funded institutions. The post GOP Lawmakers Take More Steps Towards Trying To Eliminate DEI Nationwide appeared first on NewsOne.
Cracker, a slur aimed at white people, carries a complex history. Here's what we know about the decades-old derogatory term. The post Is Cracker A Racial Slur? Breaking Down The Bigotry appeared first on NewsOne.
Anti-Racism Colonel Whose Promotion Is Being Stalled By Anti-DEI GOP Senator Has Nomination Extended
Air Force Col. Benjamin Jonsson, who wrote an op-ed on racism in the military, got his nomination for a promotion extended after it was blocked by an anti-DEI Republican. The post Anti-Racism Colonel Whose Promotion Is Being Stalled By Anti-DEI GOP Senator Has Nomination Extended appeared first on NewsOne.
Legendary singer John Legend spoke with MSNBC’s Jen Psaki yesterday (Sunday, April 22) on a variety of political topics.
The fate of scholarship money is up in the air in Ohio after seven state universities put race-conscious programs on hold. The post Are Race-Conscious Scholarships A Thing Of The Past? appeared first on NewsOne.
This piece ventures into Maryland’s five most intricate locales, evaluating crime rates, economic dynamics, educational landscapes, and overall livability metrics.
The first Black owned private rocket company wants to create more opportunities for inclusion in space exploration. Read more inside.
According to people on X, Stephen A. Smith epically put his foot in his mouth in defense of Donald Trump.
See photos and videos from Vic Jagger and Huggy Lowdown take over at Ben’s Chili Bowl for breakfast as they were joined by....
Reprieve, a non-profit organization advocating against the death penalty, shed light on a troubling aspect of the controversial form of capital punishment in a new report. The post Black People Experienced Botched Lethal Injections At Higher Rates, New Study Finds appeared first on NewsOne.
