The Flint, Michigan, water crisis continues to be an ongoing plague in the community. Thousands of children continue to be affected by the breached water
When you see Maisha Wynn you can almost see her vibration. Her aura shines brightly and her words speak to an empowerment that comes from
#ExerciseGoals #DietGoals #LifeGoals #BodyOnFleekGoals You name it, women are going bananas setting goals because Teyana Taylor’s body is for the gawds and has us so
Keyonna Jones Lindsay continues to be a leader in the arts and media communities in Washington, D.C. While serving as a news producer at WNEW,
Across the sexual social spectrum of America, more women are statistically stating they have had lesbian experiences or were bisexual. A study released this year
Shirley Ann Bryant of Detroit has a new approach to being an artistic dance director. No stranger to jazz, flapper dresses, and paired swing routines,
The celebration of Christopher Columbus will always be a celebration of violence, rape and slavery. At some point, America must find a way to discontinue
Detroit has over 700K African Americans, the largest demographic in Michigan, also making it one of the largest African American populations for a major US
During the opening of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, rolling out honored several Black artists who have made an impact with
Between fear being imparted in the African American community by law enforcement because of Black people being shot and killed with their hands up, and
Unfortunately, police brutality is alive and well in Black and Brown communities. All too often we can turn on the news or listen to the
With the season premiere of Iyanla Vanzant’s “Fix My Life,” the myth of the angry Black woman is once again in the spotlight. In multiple episodes, Vanzant
When you put on the uniform of a US Navy sailor it’s more than a job; it’s a calling to serve the United States. The
In light of all of the mayhem and police brutality that have happened with the latest police killings of Terence Crutcher and Keith Lamont Scott,
Google.org Donates $1M Grant and 3D Exhibit to National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC). Next week marks the grand opening of the
It happens every time an unarmed Black person is killed by police and with the death of Terence Crutcher, it will happen again. Someone in
The National African-American History and Culture museum stands as a testament to the triumphant story of Blacks in America. The museum takes a look at the
In our first article of the series Talks with the Rev, we discussed Police Targeting 101 with Reverend Dr. Wendell Anthony, president of the NAACP
The issue with Patrice Brown exuding sexiness is bigger than one woman’s clothing choices. In a statement to address the issue, the Atlanta Public Schools said,
Reality television is a guilty pleasure that many people indulge in. Shows like “Love & Hip-Hop,” “Basketball Wives” and “Real Housewives” have given us a glimpse
