On Sunday, Viola Davis won a Screen Actor’s Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series for ABC’s smash hit, “How…
Black Republicans Tim Scott, Mia Love and Will Hurd won their respective races on election day. Will the GOP be able to strategically use these politicians to…
Clarence Page, columnist and editorial writer for the Chicago Tribune joined Roland Martin on “NewsOne Now” to talk about his new book, “Culture Worrier: Reflections…
Since the American colonies declared independence from Great Britain in 1776, there have been questions of what that independence means for America’s black citizens. As…
Dr. Didi St. Louis better known to her patients as Dr. Didi, saw the world as a young woman due to her father’s position as…
Sunday’s Academy Awards was championed by many for its diversity. The program had big wins for people of color. Quite a few also presented awards.…
Farryn Johnson (pictured) has filed a racial discrimination complaint with the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights against the popular eatery chain, Hooters. The former waitress, who worked…
Delegate Charniele Herring, Represents District 46, in the Virginia General Assembly. Delegate Herring was elected to Democratic Party of Virginia post as Chairman. Herring makes history as the first African American elected chairwoman. For more information about the Democratic Party of Virginia, please visit www.vademocrats.org From: Delegate Charniele Herring’s facebook page Charniele Herring is a longtime leader […]
The 2nd Street Festival is back for the 24th season. The festival takes place the first full weekend in October 6-7. Nearly 40,000 people visit historic Jackson Ward to reminisce about the days when 2nd Street was the heart and soul of Richmond’s Afro-American community, and was known as the “Harlem of the South.” […]
Courtesy of: HotSpotATL.com Steve Harvey’s Think Like A Man is finally in theaters today, and Gabrielle Union and Regina Hall stopped by Majic 107.5 / 97.5 recently to talk with Carol Blackmon about their roles in the film. In addition to the movie, Gabrielle and Regina discussed men and relationships and black women in Hollywood. […]
According to reports, African-Americans are in desperate need of more African-American blood donors. Reportedly, African-Americans are far more likely than other races of people to have certain rare blood antigens. Blacks are also more likely to have diseases like sickle cell anemia. These blood traits frequently require blood transfusions, which are more difficult if they […]
