With COVID-19 Climbing, How Do Schools Keep Students on Track?
From boosting funding to ensuring remote learning flexibility, experts and parents say common-sense solutions can ensure achievement doesn’t dip.
Vice President Kamala Harris Plans To Swear-In New Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass
Kamala Harris, the United States’ first Black and first woman vice president, will do the honors for Karen Bass, the first woman to serve as mayor in the city of angels.
Black Women In Tech Might Be the Key To Climate Justice
The WISE Fund supports communities hit hardest by climate change through investing in climate justice technologies created by Black women.
The Pioneering Black LGBT Activist You Probably Don’t Know – But Should
Friends from around the country gathered in October with neighbors in New York City’s East Village for the unveiling of the street sign in honor of Donald Suggs Jr., who died a decade ago.
Herschel Walker Described Himself As Living In Texas During 2022 Campaign Speech, Residency In...
CNN's KFile reported last week that Walker was getting a tax break in Texas intended for a primary residence, possibly running afoul of Texas tax law and some rules for establishing Georgia residency for voting and running for office.
How Student Loan Forgiveness Could Boost Black Homeownership Rates
Black Americans are more likely to have higher student loan payments and interest rates, which can hinder their ability to buy a home and trap them in a cycle of inequity.
Annual Gift and Art Show Returns To Steer Holiday Shoppers To Black Entrepreneurs And...
BZB Holiday Gift and Art Show is returning to Washington D.C. with a two-floor market featuring 80 Black entrepreneurs and artisans.
Treating Long Covid Is Rife With Guesswork
With a dearth of evidence on effective treatments for long covid, patients and doctors in 400 clinics around the country still rely on trial and error.
The Rise Of Black-Owned Birth Centers
Less than 5% of birth centers are owned by Black or Indigenous folks, or other people of color. But that could change as Black midwives and doulas open facilities to help end the maternal and infant mortality crisis.
New Details: What Really Happened To Shanquella Robinson?
New information is coming to light in the Shanquella Robinson case that has garnered attention nationwide.
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FBI Grapples With Fallout From Massive Data Breach
A week after a cybercriminal group claimed to steal sensitive personal data on thousands of current and former FBI employees, the bureau is still assessing the extent of the damage while facing internal criticism about the agency’s handling of the incident.
