May 4, 2010
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Several days after Floyd Mayweather continued his reign as the top pound-for-pound fighter in the world by defeating Shane Mosley, he is facing a legal
The HIV/AIDS pandemic continues to be a serious problem in the African American community, particularly for African Americans between the age ranges of 13 to
In an April 23, 2010, Op-Ed piece for The New York Times titled “Ending the Slavery Blame-Game,” Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. argues that a
The massive oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico is finally reaching the shores of the Gulf Coast, in what many have called the worst
Converse recently took over Atlanta, hosting several events focused on bringing the community together. The Converse tip-off began on Friday, April 30 at the Georgia
Radio personality Elle Duncan of Atlanta’s V-103 has joined a growing list of notables in the city who are lending their time and resources to
As the self-proclaimed ambassador of the Bay Area, veteran hip-hop artist and entrepreneur, E-40 has amassed a 20-year career of hits, loyal fans and numerous
When Pamela Rhett, Procter & Gamble’s assistant brand manager of multicultural marketing, was sitting at the roundtable with the brand team three years ago, she
Your Aunt Lisa, Carlos, Bobby … even Deacon Mike from your grandmother’s church. They all said the same thing. “She’s no good.” And as much
A star-studded crowd converged at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on May 1 to witness a boxing match that promised to make history. Floyd
A member of the notorious Crips street gang received a prison sentence of more than 1,000 years for murdering NFL star Darrent Williams. On April
For year almost a decade singer Beyonce and her rapper husband Jay-Z have been very hush mouth about their relationship. It was the 2010 Grammy
Henry Louis Gates Jr. is exactly the type of person that Robert F. Kennedy despised back in the day and avoided at all costs. So
