Eric Garner’s Family And Friends Backs Officer Into A Corner
On July 17, exactly five years since the death of Eric Garner, it was during a thunderstorm that Eric Garner’s family and associates sought justice by going dir... Read More...
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The International African Arts Festival Offers More Than African Art
The International African Arts Festival (IAAF) 2019 is Brooklyn's 48th celebration. With the event's modernization of African culture, the art forum has transitioned into a big Black marketplace.... Read More...
Black Gun Owners Are Increasing, But Some Are Scared
It seems like the number of Black gun owners is increasing. However, some Blacks say they’re reluctant to exercise their Second Amendment rights because of racial concerns.... Read More...
A YouTube Executive Denies Being A Racist After Calling The Cops On An Innocent Black Man
A YouTube employee calls the cop on Black man while his son begs him to stop. ... Read More...
It Looks Like Ebony Magazine Is Cancelled
With the remaining writers fired, Ebony will potentially cease its operations completely, having already owing money to its former writers.... Read More...
HUD’s New Proposed Rule Will Affect 11K New York Immigrants
A new proposal from the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) would make two regulations affecting 11,000 New Yorkers with mixed immigration status.... Read More...
Spike Lee Partying In Bed-Stuy
Spike Lee knows how to throw and party. He has been celebrating the release of his cult classic, "Do The Right Thing." ... Read More...
Black Librarians Fight Against Racism And Sexism With Books
Black librarians are using the power of books to fight against racism and sexism!... Read More...
Macy’s Faces Lawsuit For Discrimination
Macy's might've discriminated a former Black employee. The company is facing two lawsuits.... Read More...
Specialized High Schoolers Agree With Liu, SHSAT Should Stay
Students of color are agreeing with State Senate John Liu, the SHSAT should not be eliminated.... Read More...
Laurie Cumbo Secures About $400 Million For Brooklyn Arts
No one supports the arts like Laurie Cumbo. She secured more than $400 millions for the city's arts.... Read More...
Cameroon and Nigeria Advance To World Cup Knockout Stage
For the first time in history two African nations are through to the knockout stage FIFA’s Women’s World Cup at the same time. The women’s squads of Cameroon an... Read More...
The Hype For Robyn Rihanna Fenty Line Is Dead After Arrival?
After one day of Robyn Rihanna Fenty clothing pop-up debuted, the hype for the pop superstar's luxury line seems over. At The Webster in SoHo, Rihanna's two-... Read More...
Black People Are Accepting Vegan Food
Becoming Black Vegan for most African-Americans can be a big deal, as black people are more used to eating more of dairy produce. Black people, the consumers of... Read More...
