Kim Kardashian’s Skims to open flagship stores in the US
The reality TV star is moving her latest online venture into the brick-and-mortar spaces. The first Skims store, opening on June 13, is in Georgetown,
The reality TV star is moving her latest online venture into the brick-and-mortar spaces. The first Skims store, opening on June 13, is in Georgetown,
The beat goes on for the Black Fives Foundation. This past February the organization partnered with the Big East Conference to raise awareness of Black
John Thompson was never just a basketball coach and I Came As A Shadow is categorically not just a basketball autobiography. After three decades at
John Thompson, the legendary coach who literally and figuratively towered over the Georgetown Hoyas collegiate basketball program in the 1980s, has died. He was 78.
The ongoing talk about reparations for descendants of slaves has taken a new twist. It was announced that students at Georgetown University, founded in 1789
The Georgetown Hoyas’ Men’s Basketball team named Basketball Hall of Fame center Patrick Ewing as the program’s next head coach on April 3. Ewing retired
More than a dozen universities — including Brown, Harvard and the University of Virginia — have publicly recognized their ties to slavery and the slave
Hailing from the West Indies, YK Gotti, née Gregory Johns, grew up listening to everything from, reggae, to R&B, pop, hip-hop and even gospel music. The self-professed “Young King” has
Allen Iverson, an 11-time All-Star and a seven-time All-NBA selection pick, announced his retirement from basketball Wednesday at a press conference in Philadelphia. “I’m formally
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Indiana Pacers’ mammoth center Roy Hibbert came to real national prominence during the Eastern Conference Championship against the Miami Heat when he seemed to toy
After the ceremony and the rain this writer met Austin Williams and his amazing family. Upon introducing myself to him and his family, his mother,
If you are like so many who attended President Obama’s first inauguration in January 2009, you may have not felt as compelled to return to
Hip hop artists that teach at the nation’s top colleges.
Before the London Olympics, the name Gabrielle “Gabby” Douglas was as obscure as, well, the names of any black gymnasts competing in the Olympics. There