Colleges Sever Ties With Organizations That Help People Of Color Amid Pressure From White House
Under pressure from the Trump administration, over 100 colleges and universities have cut ties with organizations supporting people of color.
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Black Woman Named First Female Chancellor Of England’s University Of Birmingham
The 60-year-old Okoro previously broke barriers as the first British National and Black woman to hold the position of senior vice president and general counsel for the World Bank Group.
2 Sisters Fuel Community In Southwest Atlanta With BOSK, The Burger Spot That Does It All
Nako and Narie Roberson have created a new cultural movement with Bosk, a burger spot and cafe that allows residents to feel at home with delicious, locally-named bites.
Monks On National ‘Walk For Peace’ Tour Make Stop At Virginia HBCU To Rest
Over the weekend of Jan. 30, the monks opted to take a rest from the lengthy voyage at Virginia State University.
Creator of First Black 18-Inch Superhero Doll Celebrates Selling Thousands of Units
Shaneisha Dodson, a proud HBCU graduate of Grambling State University and the founder and CEO of the Brilliant Girl, is celebrating having sold thousands of her dolls to young Black girls nationwide.