The launch of In The Black Network TV, or ITBN, in October 2023 marks a new chapter in the legacy of Black-owned television channels, which
Rodericka Applewhaite, the director of Black Media at the White House, is a dynamic force committed to ensuring Black Americans are connected to the political
The hip-hop panel in New York City featuring no Black media members has been canceled after mass public criticism. The panel, hosted by Kids Take
Black media in metro Atlanta are flummoxed and exasperated regarding the extremely conspicuous lack of invitations and applications to attend the presidential debate at CNN
The Biden-Harris presidential campaign hosted a Black media exclusive debate gaggle on June 26. The gaggle discussed what viewers should expect during the presidential debate
Raymonte has started a conversation on social media. The Black gay influencer is known for his uncensored and hilarious takes on X, formerly known as
Roland Martin took his own route and has yet to look back since. On April 6, 2013, Martin left CNN and became his own boss
Akademiks wants to speak up, even if none of his peers want to. The online media personality held no punches back in covering Cassie‘s rape
Cary Wheelous is allowing Black media to have a voice by building a complete ecosystem for Black Media via Hayti
The big headline for this year’s Super Bowl is that there are two Black starting quarterbacks in the big game for the first time. Philadelphia
This Sisters with Superpowers story is sponsored by Chevy. Sherri Darden believes encouraging Black and Brown people to aspire to do more by showing them
Author and Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole shares the importance of Black entrepreneurs and newsmakers supporting Black media.
Rep. Hank Johnson Leads Letter With Reps. Holmes Norton, Barbara Lee and Val Demings to Administration To Address: Major Failings of Federal Departments & Agencies
According to its website, OZY media “is a diverse, global and forward-looking media and entertainment company focused on” finding “the New and the Next.” However,
Music and media mogul Diddy has joined a prominent list of Black-owned media members calling out General Motors for the blatantly low advertising percentages given
Sean “Diddy” Combs was once known for his temper as much as he was his ability to connect dots and create trends. By rights, it’s
