Obama Presidential Library Unfazed By DOGE’s Lease Cancellation
Spectators can still engage with memories from the Obama administration when the official Obama Presidential Center opens in Chicago.
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Robert Clark, Mississippi’s First-Ever Black Post-Civil Rights Legislator, Dead At 96
Over his career, Clark was named speaker pro tempore of the Mississippi House in 1992 and served a decade on the House Education Committee.
Angie Stone’s Family Remembers Singer As ‘An Example For Black Women And Girls Everywhere’
Angie Stone's family released a heartfelt tribute honoring the late singer's life, music, and legacy.
Georgia Is One Step Closer To Banning DEI in All Public Schools
The bill has to pass in the Georgia Senate and the Georgia House of Representatives before it’s signed by Gov. Brian Kemp. If the bill passes and is signed, it would take effect on July 1 and implemented for the 2025-2026 school year.
Morgan State Wrestling On Rise Under Olympic Gold Medalist Kenny Monday
Kenny Monday is leading Morgan State's wrestling program to a new level.
