The National Association Of Black Journalists Celebrating 50 Years Of Diversifying Newsrooms
2025 marks 50 years for the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) – an organization promoting diversity in its newsroom.
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Lewis Latimer House Museum Reopens In Juneteenth Celebration
The cultural institution will now offer a new exhibit, complete with five galleries that engage visitors in Latimer's life and journey.
Osep Ramen Is Transforming The Instant Ramen Market With Unique And Bold Flavors
Jorden Williams, the founder and CEO of Osep Ramen, a Black-owned ramen company based in Newark, Delaware, is excited to announce the launch of its groundbreaking product — the world’s first...
Why Black America No Longer Exists
Author Eugene Robinson has sparked debate with his recent book, 'Disintegration: The Splintering of Black America' (Doubleday; $24.95), in which he posits that decades of desegregation, affirmative action, immigration and interracial marriage has shattered the concept of a black monolith into four distinct groups: the Mainstream middle class; the Abandoned underclass; the Transcendent elite; and two newly Emergent groups—black immigrants and individuals of mixed-race heritage.
Live Nation Offering Music Education And Workforce Training To L.A. Youth
Live Nation is investing in a music education and workforce training center for marginalized youth in South Los Angeles.