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Fresh off a year that saw a number of notable firsts for African-Americans, 2019 has already been capitalizing on that momentum and seems set to be a legitimate challenger for one of the most significant set of 12 months in the annals of Black history.
We want to send a major congratulations to Philadelphia’s own Marc Byers, who was just named the new General Manger of Motown Records. According to Billboard.com, Byers will oversee the Capitol Music Group imprint’s day-to-day operations and work closely with Motown president Ethiopia Habtemariam, to whom he’ll report, on business strategy and development out of the […]
An unidentified woman says she was assaulted by the singer.
Multiple current and former employees of General Motors have sued the automaking giant over accusations of a racist workplace environment that included everything from nooses to being called the N-word and even a "whites only" sign.
In this age of normalized nationalism, it’s time that popular publications definitively add another word to their stylebooks: racist.
NBC News apparently saw CBS’ recent diversity flub and raised it one tone-deaf racial faux pas.
The South Carolina Senator was just excusing Trump's racist in March.
A U.S. Coast Guard officer who was caught flashing a white supremacist hand signal on live TV has received the lightest of punishments.
Jeremy Kappell, who said "Martin Luther Coon Park" live on the air instead of using the iconic civil rights leader's actual name, was fired from a TV station in upstate New York.
A $35,000 reward has been offered for tips leading to the capture of the killer.