Congressman Chaka Fattah Pleads Not Guilty in Federal Racketeering Case
Prosecutors say Chaka Fattah used funds from federal grants and donations to pay off a campaign loan and son's student loan.
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Six Leading Corporate Executives Join United Negro College Fund’s Board To Help HBCUs
The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) announced the appointment of six corporate executives to its board of directors, effective immediately
How a 6’9 Business Giant Made It From Basketball to CEO of Fair Oaks Farms – Our Company of the Year
Meet Michael Thompson, the president and CEO of Fair Oaks Farms LLC and the nation's largest black-owned food manufacturer.
Young Thug and Kevin Liles Announce a $25,000 HBCU Battle of the Bands Challenge
Young Thug & Kevin Liles invite HBCUs to enter their marching bands to compete in the $25,000 "Hot" Battle of the Bands Video Challenge
Now Read This: Brainwashed, Challenging Black Inferiority
A couple of weeks ago, I happened to share with my followers on Twitter that I had begun reading Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of Black Inferiority by Tom Burrell. (You’re not following me? Why not? Go to www.twitter.com/alfrededmondjr.) One of my followers enthusiastically responded that she had just read the book and that, among other things, it moved her to more actively regulate the television programming she allows her children to watch. Then she tweeted a question that I felt was premature at the time: “What is the most important book you’ve read this year?â€