Black Woman’s Detroit Home Was Foreclosed And Awarded To A White Woman For Free
According to a recent article in Black Enterprise by Atiya Jordan, a 47-year-old Black woman, Tomeka Langford, lost her home due to missing payments and a
LA Council Member Takes Leave Of Absence Following Racist Comments, Still Not Resigning
“I recognize this is entirely of my own making,” ex-Council President Nury Martinez said. According to a recent article in Huffington Post by Lydia O’Connor,
HBCU President Outraged By Traffic Stop, Search Of Students
“This behavior of targeting Black students is unacceptable and will not be ignored nor tolerated. Had the students been White, I doubt this detention and
Diddy Says Kanye West’s “White Lives Matter” Antics Go Beyond Fashion: ‘It’s Not A Joke’
A recent article by Larisha Paul in Rolling Stone says that icon Sean “Diddy” Combs doesn’t agree with Kanye’s antics. Kanye West’s supporters have stood
Conservative Law Firm Files Suit To Stop Student Loan Forgiveness, Cites Closing ‘Racial Wealth Gap’ As Unjust
The lawsuit quotes a White House fact sheet that claims Black students and their families are more likely to borrow for school and to take
First Debate Between Senator Warnock and Herschel Walker is Cancelled
According to Ny Magee in eurweb.com, the first debate between Georgia Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock and ex-NFL player Herschel Walker has reportedly been canceled because Walker has not confirmed.
Trevor Noah Leaving ‘The Daily Show’ After 7 Years
A recent article by Lauren Crawford on the Black Information Network website states that Trevor Noah is leaving “The Daily Show.” On Thursday (September 29),
Rapper Coolio Dead At 59
According to a recent report by the Associated Press Coolio, the rapper among hip-hop’s biggest names of the 1990s with hits including “Gangsta’s Paradise” and
Flooded towns, desperate rescues, 2.5M without power as Tropical Storm Ian continues to wallop Florida: Live updates
A recent report by Celina Tebor and John Bacon of USA TODAY Floridians woke up Thursday to flooded homes and uprooted trees as powerful Hurricane
Data Show Black Or African American Graduates Who Took Out Federal Student Loans Owed An Average Of 105% Of The Initial Loan Values 4 Year After Graduation
According to a recent article in Black Enterprise, among 2015–16 college graduates with bachelor’s degrees who took out federal student loans, Black or African American