Veteran Democratic Donor Supports Black GOP Candidate Following Racist Incident
Support for Winsome Earle-Sears Amid Racist Attacks A prominent Democratic donor has come out in support of Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears in Virginia, following racist remarks directed at Black GOP candidates during a protest on August 21. Robert Johnson, who co-founded Black Entertainment Television (BET) and chairs the RLJ Companies, has contributed $500,000 to […]
‘Black Doctors Directory’ Expands Beyond Just Black Physicians After Lawsuit
Philadelphia Directory Changes Name After Lawsuit A directory based in Philadelphia, designed to connect patients with Black doctors, has been required to change its name and broaden its scope to include practitioners of all races. Following a lawsuit from Do No Harm, the Black Doctors Directory will now be known as the Community Health and […]
Ghislaine Maxwell Discusses the Origin of Epstein’s Black Book Claim, Stating ‘There Is No List’
Ghislaine Maxwell Denies Existence of Epstein’s Client List Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell claimed in an interview with Associate Vice-Chancellor Todd Blanche that registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein does not have a client list, according to a transcript released recently. Supporters of former President Donald Trump have been vocal in their criticism of him and […]
Black GOP Nominee Criticizes White Liberal’s Racist Protest Sign While Addressing ‘Tolerant Left’
Racially Charged Signs Spark Controversy in Virginia Virginia’s Republican Governor, Winsome Earle Sears, criticized racially charged signs aimed at her, which were used by supporters of transgender ideology in an advertisement released on Friday. Sears’ advertisement targeted former Virginia Representative Abigail Spanberger, who is running in the 2025 Virginia Governor’s race. The ad highlighted a […]
Harvard Directs Removal of Black Lives Matter Sign During Standoff with Trump
Harvard Removes Black Lives Matter Signs from Campus Harvard University has recently had to take down Black Lives Matter (BLM) signs that were displayed by professors in university buildings. Reportedly, the administrators informed two professors that these signs, which had been in the windows of the Northwest Science Building since George Floyd’s death in 2020, […]
Black Economic Alliance PAC supports Woodfin for Birmingham mayor
Support for Randall Woodfin’s Reelection Recently, the Black Economic Alliance PAC expressed its backing for Birmingham’s Mayor Randall Woodfin ahead of the local elections on August 26th. This coalition is made up of Black business leaders and allies who support candidates focused on advancing Black economic progress. This endorsement adds to Woodfin’s growing list of […]
Policy-driven gentrification: The impact of infrastructure expansion on the essence of Black Memphis
Change in Memphis: A Community’s Struggle The Memphis neighborhood, particularly its black community, is undergoing rapid transformation. It’s more than just change; it reflects a historical pattern—one that echoes past injustices, still very much alive in certain ways. Seeing a neighborhood evolving as people come and go is one thing. However, when changes are driven […]
Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association adds two new members to its board
New Board Members Join Alabama Black Belt Adventure Association Executives Taylor Williams from Power South Energy and Casey B. Rogers, assistant director of the Alabama Military Department, have recently become part of the Alabama Black Belt Adventure Association (Albbaa). Albbaa is focused on enhancing outdoor activities and tourism in the Black Belt, aiming to bring […]
Taylor Williams and Casey Rogers chosen for the board of Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association
Executives Taylor Williams and Casey B. Rogers of Power South Energy have joined the Alabama Black Belt Adventure Association (ALBBAA). ALBBAA focuses on boosting tourism in the Black Belt region, enhancing outdoor activities while also providing economic and ecological advantages. The board is responsible for guiding these initiatives. Thomas Harris, the organization’s founder, expressed enthusiasm […]
Will Trump’s stance on DEI make it more difficult for LAPD to attract black recruits?
At summer job fairs, getting young black individuals to consider a career in policing has always been a tough sell. Lately, though, the situation at the Los Angeles Police Department has worsened significantly. The last two training academy classes didn’t include any black alumni. Even though departments nationwide offer attractive salaries and retirement plans, they’ve […]