‘Clearing A Path’: Luminary Honoree Issa Rae Drips In Authenticity and Purpose at The Women of Power Summit
Bringing laughter and empowerment to a room of 1,800 Black professional women, Issa Rae was irresistible!
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Xavier Cole named 18th president of Loyola University New Orleans
Before his role at Marquette, Cole spent more than two decades shaping student life at higher education institutions in Maryland.
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Gave Rep. Burgess Owens All The Smoke During Judiciary Committee Meeting
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries had time on that day.
With White Majority Dwindling, Not Investing in Students of Color Puts the Fabric of Society at Stake
As public schools across the country begin their school year, they will be presented with a strange oxymoron: Minority students now make up the majority of their student bodies. In fact, the country will soon find itself in a similar position—the U.S. Census estimates that the white majority will be gone by 2043.
Black Mom and Former Golden Corral Franchise Owner, Pursues Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against the Company
Sherrance Henderson, a single African American mom of two autistic children, has filed a lawsuit for racial discrimination against Golden Corral, one of the largest buffet restaurant chains in the country.