Newark, DelawarePhoto: Felix Mizioznikov (Shutterstock) A former police officer from the University of Delaware has accused the University and the chief of police of racial discrimination because he was fired after calling out his bosses during the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, according to Delaware Online. The officer, Raushan …
Read More »Ozwald Boateng gave London Fashion Week a ‘celebration of the culture’
At 28, Ozwald Boateng became the youngest tailor to open a shop on London’s renowned Savile Row. On Monday, February 21, the now 54-year-old designer returned to where it all began, ending a 12-year hiatus from London Fashion Week with a celebration of Black British excellence at London’s Savoy Theatre. …
Read More »The One Group of People Americans Actually Trust on Climate Science
T he weatherman’s striped tie is still snug on his neck as he starts an evening bath for his three kids, one of whom bolts naked from the bathroom and does a lap around the kitchen before running back, feet slapping on the hardwood floor. “Okay,” Shel Winkley says, walking …
Read More »Black Americans comprise highest percentage of 1 million COVID ‘excess deaths’ in U.S.
Photo: AdobeStock Last week, the United States hit one million “excess deaths” since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Scholars and demographers define “excess deaths” as the number of deaths that happen within a specific timeframe outside of what is considered normal or expected. Photo: AdobeStock As expected, the majority …
Read More »Three Men Convicted of Killing Ahmaud Arbery Found Guilty of Federal Hate Crime
The three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery have been found guilty of a federal hate crime and other charges. On Tuesday, a federal jury in Georgia found father and son Greg and Travis McMichael and their neighbor William “Roddie” Bryan guilty of all of the federal charges they individually …
Read More »This month, be sure to celebrate Black History’s hidden figures
As we continue to pay homage to the pioneers of Black History, it is vital we also take the time to recognize a few of our less visible figures. As young students, most of our educational institutions provided a very small portion of our history; highlighting icons such as Martin …
Read More »A Missouri Mother Wins Fight to Reopen an Investigation into Son's Death
Photo: Tiko Aramyan (Shutterstock) Doressia McKee spent two years consistently fighting for the truth about the death of her son, Freddie McKee, per a NBC News report. He died in 2020 in Columbia, Missouri at only 37 years old by an alleged drug overdose. However, with conflicting evidence and swift …
Read More »The Nocturnals
Imagine it’s nighttime. You slip under the covers and turn out the light. Maybe you hear cars honking in the street, or voices from the other side of your apartment wall, or your partner snoring beside you; maybe it’s quiet. It might even feel like the whole world is drifting …
Read More »New Evidence Suggests Foul Play In ‘The Walking Dead’ Actor Moses J. Moseley’s Alleged Suicide
New evidence has been uncovered in the death of The Walking Dead actor Moses J. Moseley. According to Georgia law enforcement, there is a possibility of foul play regarding the actor’s alleged suicide last month, reports OK Magazine. In an active investigation, police are now considering every possibility connected to …
Read More »Jay-Z, Meek Mill and Maverick Carter In Deal to Buy Mitchell & Ness
JAY-Z speaks during the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021, in Cleveland.Photo: David Richard (AP) A group of celebs that includes Jay-Z, Meek Mill and Lebron James business partner Maverick Carter is part of a reported $250 million deal to buy fashion brand Mitchell …
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