Source: Universal History Archive / Getty The Make Good Trouble Rally and March On For Voting Rights are just two of the events in Washington D.C. on Saturday, Aug. 28. The Make Good Trouble Rally kicks off at 11 am at the Washington memorial. Considered […]
After allegedly using excessive force against inmate Michael McDaniel that resulted in his death, seven employees from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation & Correction were fired. According to ABC News, one nurse, five officers and a supervisor were given their walking papers after investigating McDaniel’s death while he was […]
Whoopi Goldberg recently shared her thoughts on ‘cancel culture,’ and this current climate where “all somebody has to do is say you said” something and you are subjected to harassment and threats. “I feel like the truth doesn’t seem to matter as much these days,” Goldberg […]
The first African American floor broker in the New York Stock Exchange passed at the age of 79 late last month. Joseph L. Searles lll died on July 26, 2021, after numerous successes in his personal and professional life. Searles was born in Asheville, North Carolina, […]
Director Spike Lee says he is re-editing the final episode of his new HBO docuseries, following criticism for giving a prominent platform to 9/11 conspiracy theorists. “I’m Back In The Editing Room And Looking At The Eighth And Final Chapter Of NYC EPICENTERS 9/11➔2021½ . […]
Another major magazine can now boast a Black editor-in-chief! On Wednesday, Condé Nast was announced that it had found its replacement for longtime Allure magazine EIC Michelle Lee, who announced earlier this summer that she’d be departing for Netflix. Fashionista reports that Lee’s replacement will be none […]
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