Colin Powell Dies Due to COVID-19 Complications
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell has died at age 84 from COVID-19 complications. The trailblazing diplomat was the first African-American Secretary of State.
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Black Designer’s Rope Ties Spark Controversy
South African designer Daniel creates controversial ‘Rope Ties’ neckties that anger Black Americans due to historical insensitivity and violence symbolism.
Black Fathers on Robert Horry’s Police Violence Views
Former NBA star Robert Horry gets emotional discussing police brutality and Jacob Blake shooting. Black fathers reflect on difficult conversations with children about police interactions.
Floyd Mayweather’s 5 Greatest Boxers Will Surprise You
Floyd Mayweather reveals his top 5 greatest boxers of all time in a Fat Joe interview, with some surprising omissions from boxing legends.
Family settles lawsuit after police shooting death
Samuel DuBose’s family reached a $5.3 million settlement with University of Cincinnati after he was killed by campus police in 2015. The agreement includes compensation and free tuition for his 12 children.
Dick Gregory Been Had the Answer for Police Reform
Legendary comedian Dick Gregory’s activism words ring true amid Jacob Blake shooting and police reform protests. His classic question challenges America’s priorities.
Is Richard Sherman Showing Early Signs of CTE?
Richard Sherman was arrested on domestic violence charges after a disturbing incident at his in-laws’ home. His wife’s 911 call raises questions about potential CTE effects on the former NFL star.
Dawn Robinson Thinks Wearing a Mask May Kill Her (VIDEO)
Former En Vogue member Dawn Robinson shared controversial views about mask-wearing during COVID-19, claiming breathing carbon dioxide through masks could weaken immunity.
Celebration of Johnny Guitar Watson’s Legacy Set for May 17
The 1st Annual Johnny Guitar Watson Heart for Music Foundation celebrates the legendary guitarist’s legacy 20 years after his death, featuring star-studded performances and raising funds for inner city youth music programs.
Fight Over Pendergrass Estate Ends In Fraud Ruling
A Montgomery County judge ruled that Teddy Pendergrass’s son submitted a fraudulent will to control the soul singer’s estate. The estate remains under control of his widow Joan Pendergrass.