‘Death By a Thousand Cuts’ — Protestors Turn Out en Masse to Denounce Trump,...
The “Hands Off” protests marked the biggest day of demonstrations yet against the policies of Pres. Donald Trump and his biggest campaign donor and...
Supporters Say Reparations Bill “Not Stalled” as Republican Sponsor Leaves Legislature for Fed Job
By Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media
Last week, President Donald Trump appointed Assemblymember Bilal Ali (Bill) Essayli (R-Corona) United States Attorney for the...
Hope Amidst Crisis: UNCF Announces Support for HBCU Students and Children of Alumni Affected...
Relief fund offering critical financial assistance to help ease the burden and restore hope for affected students and families—donate today
WASHINGTON, DC—In the wake of...
The Drive for Black Homeownership
By Dr. Courtney Johnson Rose
My grandparents, despite many barriers, worked, saved, and eventually bought a house. My grandfather was forced to drop out of...
“Imagine If You Will.”
By Lou Coleman
Standing at the edge of a vast ocean. The waves crash against the shore, each one unique, each one a testament to...
Dr. Calvin Mackie honored as Tulane University’s 2025 Outstanding Social Entrepreneur of the Year...
Dr. Calvin Mackie, Founder and CEO of STEM NOLA | STEM Global Action, has been named the recipient of Tulane University’s Outstanding Social Entrepreneur of...
With U.S. Students Struggling, Educators Rethink the School Day
With chronic absenteeism and low performance among students nationwide, a growing number of educators are reshaping the school day — and what it means...
Tea for the Soul: Empowering Black Women in Self-Care and Wellness
MORENO VALLEY, CA--- The Coalition for Black Health and Wellness announces an African American Tea for the Soul. In this supportive environment, Black women...
7 Out of 10 Public School Students in the Inland Empire Are Eligible for...
INLAND EMPIRE, CA— College acceptance and financial aid letters are arriving soon, and high school seniors and college students have a major opportunity to...
10-Year-Old Whiz Kid to make history as Crafton Hills College’s youngest graduate
YUCAIPA, CA--- A 10-year-old girl from San Bernardino, Calif., is set to make Crafton Hills College history this May when she becomes the youngest...
