Alabama Grandmother Finally Gets to Try on a Wedding Dress After Almost 70 Years
Martha Mae Tucker is from a different time. Back in her heyday, Blacks were not allowed to come inside bridal shops in the 50s. It's been a long time coming.
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NBA Player Jrue Holiday Is Giving the Remainder of his 2020 Salary to Small Black-Owned Businesses, Non-Profits and Initiatives
Jrue Holiday of the Milwaukee Bucks has decided to donate the rest of his "2020 NBA salary to small Black-owned businesses, nonprofits,and initiatives"
Rashida Jones to Become First Black Executive To Lead a Major Cable News Network as MSNBC President
Rashida Jones will be taking over as president of MSNBC, making her the first Black executive to lead one of the major cable news networks
Robert Gilliam Sues Michigan State Police For $1 Million After K-9 Attack
“I could not move, I was unarmed, I did not threaten the officers. I have permanent scars from the top of my head to my legs. I truly thought the dog was going to kill me,” Gilliam said.
Black-Owned EdTech Company MILO Provides Virtual Teacher Training to Help Close Learning Gaps
Edtech company MILO serves as a subscription-based platform where educators can receive training, services, and assessment tools to aid in enhancing the quality of their virtual classes.