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(Re)Defining America’s Social Contract with Black Women
I was heading back to Raleigh, North Carolina, from a meeting with funders when a reporter’s email popped up. She...
I was heading back to Raleigh, North Carolina, from a meeting with funders when a reporter’s email popped up. She...
Students from all over America marched out of class Wednesday in protest and to demand stricter gun laws and an...
Odette Harris has made history by becoming America’s first Black woman professor of neurosurgery, The Stanford Daily reports. Harris who obtained M.D....
Undoubtedly, African-Americans have made great contributions to sports, music and entertainment. While it can be quite motivating for millennials to...
Cyntoia Brown’s appeal in January was rejected last week. If you recall, Brown had the support of everyone from Rihanna...
People are still recovering from the events of Florida where 19-year-old, Nikolas Cruz shot and killed 17 students at Marjory...
Despite being the home of Disney World, Palm Beach and some of the best oranges in the country, Florida has...
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), millions in America are suffering from the influenza virus this season. In...
45 years ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued the landmark decision protecting a women’s right to an abortion. The...
The United States may have formally outlawed jailing people for unpaid debts two centuries ago, but in South Carolina—and at...