Every 12 minutes, someone from across the United States dies from a lack of health insurance coverage, according to statistics published by the NAACP. They
The scene was reminiscent of a Klan rally that could have taken place during the 1960s. One day before the House was scheduled to
On the heels of the announced retirement of Essence magazine beauty and cover director, Mikki Taylor, rumors began hitting the web saying the long-standing magazine
Does it always have to come down to this? A fired Rhode Island teacher has vented his frustration with getting caught up in the poor
In an historic move, the 100-1 disparity between crack and powder cocaine sentencing appears to finally be about to meet its much sought-after and long
Credible and successful actors are usually determined by the number of blockbuster movies they’ve appeared in or the smash hits that indelibly burn their images
Now that most of the media coverage has ended, what’s next for Haiti? The answer to that question is very complex, but one thing
As a man, I’m still grappling with just how profound the impact of a Barbie dolls is; nevertheless, they always seem to grab their fair
Oprah Winfrey will grace the city of Philly with her presence at the end of the month to stand trial against ex-headmistress, Nomvuyo Mzamane, of
On Monday, March 15, the popular actor and respected author Hill Harper, along with executives from Wells Fargo Foundation stopped by The Fishing School in
A local artist in New York City has inflamed many of its residents by creating an overly hoochified mural for display in Times Square. On
At one point, Clarence Thomas’ face was pasted all over the news. When he was nominated to become a Supreme Court Justice, he was scrutinized
Friends and foes of conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh can converge on his home to arrange for his move out of the country, which he said
You need no further proof that the movie Precious is actually played out in real life than what allegedly took place in northern New Jersey.
The New York Times is reporting that “a host of sources close to” now-leaving White House Social Secretary Desiree Rogers say that she’s feeling slighted
Three decades after Juanita Goggins became the first African American woman to be elected to the South Carolina Legislature, she froze to death in a
The number of children born to minorities is expected to outpace the number of children born to whites this year for the first time ever,
Benjamin Mays has said there are three sins that an African American man can be found guilty of: (1) intelligence; (2) looking directly in the
A member of one of the most renowned gospel music empires has been accused of scamming churchgoers out of millions of dollars. Michael Winans, Jr.
