Broadband Access Is A Civil Right And Ben Chavis Is An Advocate
Written by Ben Chavis On the morning of November 14, 1960, Ruby Bridges went to school and made history. Flanked by a group of U.S. deputy marshals, the 6-year-old Bridges...
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Beyoncé And Tiffany & Co., Release Limited-Edition Collection To Fund HBCU Scholarships
Tiffany & Co. announces limited-edition "Return to Tiffany® x Beyoncé Collection."
From Classroom to Boardroom, Gilead is Supporting Black Economic Advancement
For many Black people in the U.S., experiencing racial inequities in education, economic opportunity and access to resources is a fact of life. These inequities often have life-long impacts that...
Black Co-Founded Scholarship App Created To Help Level The Playing Field For Minority Students
Sallie Mae CEO Jon Witter said he was "thrilled" to work with Christopher Gray, co-founder of the scholarship app, Scholly.
Fred McGriff Finally Heads To The Hall Of Fame
Over his 19-year career, McGriff compiled five All-Star selections, three Silver Slugger awards at his position, and hit 30 or more home runs in a season 10 times. He is perhaps best known for his time in the Atlanta Braves organization, where he led the team to its first Major League Baseball championship. McGriff has been one former player whom other ex-MLB players would always say needs to be in Cooperstown.