This week, imprisoned D.C. sniper, Lee Boyd Malvo, reached out to his and the now deceased John Muhammad’s first victim with a letter of apology.
Embattled New York Gov. David Paterson may as well just step down. The layers of his onion are being peeled back, exposing all kinds of
Three elementary school teachers in Los Angeles decided a felon, a drag queen, and a confused repeat offender belonged with Harriet Tubman and President Obama
We’ve all had that jealous sibling or cousin that decides they want to inflict pain, just because. It still sounds bizarre hearing that it happened
Just one week after President Barack Obama signed an initiative to provide $100 million of funding to Historically Black Colleges and Universities, one of the
Two of the most iconic name brands in hip hop history, Jay-Z and Russell Simmons, are being ordered to appear before federal investigators as part
With issues like poverty increasing high school dropout rates and unemployment surfacing in the 18th Congressional District in Houston, Councilman Jarvis Johnson is ready to take the
Threats of a Republican organized floor vote for removal has strong-armed Charles Rangel into temporarily stepping down from his post as the chairman of the
The striking female model caught in the middle of rapper T.I.’s AKOO jeans billboard ad controversy said she was caught by surprise at the level
Yet again, pop culture is taking cues from the black community. A group of scientists at UC Davis are petitioning to make “hella” the official
Naomi Campbell has reportedly lost her marbles again and has thrown another temper tantrum — this time in a limo. It’s alleged that the
Nearly a quarter-million unemployed and laid-off workers will lose unemployment benefits because a Republican filibuster will prevent an extension of last year’s stimulus bill. Kentucky
Billboard advertisements are meant to draw attention, but did T.I.’s “Akoo” ad take that concept too far? In downtown Newark, N.J., in the heart of
At the Black College Expo last weekend at the Cobb Galleria Center in suburban Atlanta, young women were encouraged to take care of their physical,
At the Black College Expo last weekend at the Cobb Galleria Center in suburban Atlanta, young women were encouraged to take care of their physical,
During the last week of Black History Month, another disturbing display of racism occurred on a college campus. Students and faculty members at the University
According to research by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, African Americans have lower drinking rates than other ethnicities. A survey by the
