Jessica Sutherland Talks Homeless to Higher Ed Nonprofit
Jessica Sutherland talks her nonprofit organization thats striving to change the stigma of homelessness one college grad at a time.
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Meet The History-Making Black Women Federal Judges In South Carolina And Indiana
In a history-defining moment, President Joe Biden nominated both to serve on the U.S. District Courts late last year. These endorsements reveal that a total of 35 Black women have been approved by Biden and confirmed by senators as federal judges. Biden has witnessed more Black female federal judges appointed under his administration than ever before.
AI Chatbots In Healthcare: Potential For Improved Care, But Research Reveals Racial Bias
A new study led by Stanford School of Medicine says that popular chatbots perpetuate racist and outdated medical ideas which creates a worry that they could make health disparities even worse for Black people
Triller Introduces Jean-Michel Basquiat HBCU Tour Exhibit and Historic First-Ever Live NFT Auction of Rare Photos
The Bishop Gallery and collectors Alexis Adler and Al Diaz partner with Triller to unveil rare photos of Basquiat as NFTs.
Still Winning: Cardi B Wins Federal Libel Lawsuit, Awarded $1.25 Million Against Blogger Tasha K
Cardi won $1.2 million judgment against blogger Tasha K, who Cardi said lied about her in a number of YouTube videos.
