The U.S. Senate race just became a bit more interesting in Georgia. On Jan. 30, Rev. Raphael Warnock announced that he would run for U.S.
BALTIMORE – Hundreds stood in line outside of New Psalmist Baptist Church in Baltimore hours before the scheduled 10 a.m. start of the homegoing service
Tune in for Reality Check with host Christal Jordan as she talks with director Jodi Gomes about her upcoming documentary, One Child Left Behind: The
Christopher T. Portis serves as Chief Judge of the Municipal Court of Atlanta where he presides over the Housing & Code Enforcement Division. He is
For eight years, this writer followed the Obama family. I was present at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota, on the summer day in
Conspiracy theories concerning the death of beloved musician Nipsey Hussle are rampant. Eric Holder was arrested on allegations that he was the trigger man behind
Susan Ross is an Atlanta-based photographer and historian. She refers to herself as “the photo griot” because she tells the stories of our community through
Working to ensure North Minneapolis is a safe and thriving ward to hold residency, transgender, gifted and Black Phillipe Cunningham was elected councilperson for Ward
The crack-cocaine era of the 1980s was the genocidal pill that was administered to Black Americans following the advancements of the civil rights era. Millions
On Feb. 1, 2018, the District of Columbia Department of Employment Services (DOES) reported that the preliminary December job estimates show an increase of 4,200
Rolling out recently attended the People of Color Career Fair in Minneapolis, where we talked with the state’s chief inclusion officer, James Burroughs. Burroughs shared
LaToya Cunningham formerly worked in the foreign military sales department of the Department of Defense where she was a logistics management specialist. Although the job
LaToya Cunningham formerly worked in the foreign military sales department of the Department of Defense where she was a logistics management specialist. Although the job
On May 1, Unicorporated South Fulton will become its own city. In November, the residents of South Fulton voted on the measure that ends Atlanta’s westward
Two days after millions of women around the world marched for women’s rights, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that will take away their rights
A Louisiana representative tried to place a ban on strippers who are old and overweight. The amendment was proposed by Rep. Kenneth Havard in response to House
“Greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works. Greed clarifies, cuts through and captures the essence of the evolutionary
With Ebola hitting U.S. soil and the entire world on edge regarding this horrific and debilitating disease, it’s important for Americans to have an understanding of what is real and what is not regarding so many of the hoaxes
Last week, EBONY published an article about the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, simply known as the crime bill, and its
The disappearance of Malaysian Air Flight 370 has the entire world wondering what happened. How can 239 people and a Boeing 777 disappear into thin
