Black News Channel’s “Black News Tonight” host Marc Lamont Hill, Ph.D., had a huge scare recently when he suffered a mild heart attack. The award-winning
As the debate surrounding the vaccine continues to rage in ever-increasing intensity nationwide, YouTube has announced that it will ban all videos that are against
The Coalition of Haitian American Organizations in Chicago came together on Sept. 26, 2021, in support of the Haitian migrants who have been abused at
The COVID-19 vaccine mandate for teachers and staff in New York City schools has temporarily been blocked by a federal judge. This news comes only
UPDATE: Your prayers have been answered. She is safe! Price’s attorney has informed Cobb County authorities that she is continuing her recovery from coronavirus at
The Rev. Jesse Jackson was discharged from a rehabilitation facility on Wednesday, Sept. 23, following a bout with COVID-19. Rev. Jackson and his wife Jacqueline
Courvoisier has pledged $1 million to help Black businesses recover from the pandemic under their Foundation 1828 initiative. The Cognac brand was founded by Felix Courvoisier
The prickly issue regarding the conspicuous lack of attention and resources paid to missing persons of color was catapulted back to the forefront after MSNBC’s
The McBride Sisters – owners of one of the leading Black-owned wine companies – have recently announced that they received $2 million from Facebook for
Emmy nominated television personality, radio broadcaster, and podcaster, Rashad Richey recently was honored with the Global Media Icon Award at the Black Media Honors award
The University of Florida recently published a study that suggests mothers vaccinated against COVID-19 may be able to pass along protection against infection to their
Facebook has apologized after its artificial intelligence software somehow labeled Black men as “primates.” The problem began in June 2021 when a British newspaper published
Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson and his wife Jacqueline were hospitalized last month after testing positive for COVID-19 but things are looking better for
Rideshare companies Lyft and Uber have announced that they will pay the legal fees for any drivers who are sued while transporting women to and
An unspecified number of inmates at Arkansas’ Washington County jail who contracted COVID-19 unknowingly became part of a doctors testing of a drug that federal
Katy Ramsey Mason, University of Memphis The Supreme Court on Aug. 26, 2021, ended the Biden administration’s ban on evictions, putting millions at risk of
National television host and radio personality Rashad Richey has been honored with the prestigious White House Presidential Volunteer Service Award for his work with gang-affected
The Rev. Jesse Jackson has been moved to a rehabilitation facility in the next phase of his recovery from the deadly coronavirus. Conversely, Jackson’s wife
The Black community has been one of the largest groups affected by COVID-19 and campaigns and social media posts are targeted daily for Black people
Reverend Jesse Jackson and his wife Jacqueline have been hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19, according to multiple media reports. The Civil Rights leader, 79,
