North Carolina Home of 1800s Furniture Maker Thomas Day Now Historic Site
Despite being a free man, Thomas Day still faced racial discrimination and restrictions, even as his business thrived.
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DNA Testing May Prove Tulsa Victims Of 1921 Race Massacre Have Ties To Texas Families
Genealogists in Oklahoma say some Texas families are related to victims of the 1921 Race Massacre and are looking to compare their DNA
Heinz Reaffirms Commitment To Black-Owned Restaurants With $1M Grant
The hefty check will go toward their Black Kitchen Initiative (BKI), also in partnership with The LEE Initiative and Southern Restaurants for Racial Justice.
Rapper Eve Sells Publishing Rights In Reported 8-Figure Deal
Iconoclast founder Olivier Chastan called the DMX protege an “inspiration” for other female rappers.
Justice Department Settles Gender Pay Discrimination Lawsuit Against Wisconsin Department Of Military Affairs
The Department of Justice continues to take a firm stance on enforcing Title VII to combat workplace discrimination.