Judge, Jury, And Spam Executioner
When Paul Q. Judge left Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in 1995, he was on his way to college to become a chemical engineer, or so he thought. As the chief technology...
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MAGA Rappers Drop New Track Glorifying Lynching, Face Immediate Backlash
The quote-unquote rappers talk about hanging someone with rope from a tree, quite vividly, making light of the horrific act that sought to dehumanize its victims.
Princeton University Launches Lecture Series on Sports, Race and Society
NBA commissioner, Knicks GM and ESPN Analyst talk political expression and activism in the NBA at the Center for African-American Studies.
EMC, Intel among Award Recipients at Black Engineers’ Gala
"...our award winners not only show us the possibilities through their achievements, they also provide the resources we need to achieve our goals..."
Black Educator Mary McLeod Bethune Honored With State Statue At U.S. Capitol
A state statue of Mary McLeod Bethune was unveiled in the National Statuary Hall on Wednesday, making her the first Black person to have one.