August 18, 2010
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The warm scent of incense unfurling throughout the air, dim smoky lights and melodious croons of singer Kem, set the tone for an intimate evening
The fact that Dr. Laura “N-word” Schlessinger is being allowed to keep her dignity intact after spewing a blizzard of racial epithets on her show
It was only a matter of time before two of the music industry’s brightest stars teamed up for a creative visual collaboration. That was exactly
LeBron James just poured more salt into Cleveland’s open wound, saying that he still harbors hate for some in the city he has despised since
You knew it was just a matter of time before another beef broke out on Twitter. This time, the internet’s unofficial boxing ring pitted Boston
Teens and adolescents across the nation have kissed their summers goodbye as the 2010-11 school year begins. The sight of big yellow buses congesting morning
The Big Easy was bejeweled and bedazzled with sparkling touches of crimson and cream earlier this month as sisters of the largest black sorority celebrated
Just when you thought that VaShawn Mitchell had given you his best on the songs he wrote for gospel greats like Bishop Paul Morton (“Cry
Who would have ever imagined that Jay-Z would do it to his own community? Nike and Jay-Z teaming up to sell shoes to a community
In this so-called post-racial America, we have seen the number of death threats made against the sitting president, Barack Obama, increase exponentially. This has made
South Carolina authorities have charged and arrested 29-year-old Shaquan Duley with murder after she admitted smothering her two toddlers and faking a car accident to
There once was a time in the African American community when education was valued more than all else with the exception of family and hard
Bill Wells, NBMBAA National Chairman The National Black MBA association, celebrating its 40th anniversary
With the economic wealth of America, it is difficult to explain the myriad of health problems that some segments of the population suffer from disproportionately.
The nation’s young black male population is unquestionably being molded and cultivated for career prison labor and premature deaths, says a shocking new study. Less
