Anthony Mackie is “drinking” the Donald Trump Kool-Aid, and he knows it. The actor just revealed that he is endorsing the crass candidate for president in 2016. In an interview with BET, Mackie was asked whose presidential campaign he would want to run (he’s out promoting his political drama Our Brand is Crisis), and he picked The […]
Did Lindsay Lohan just try to hop on Kanye West‘s coattails? The Mean Girls actress posted on Instagram that she’s thinking of running for president in 2020. She then posted a pic of her and Kanye, who said he’s also running for prez in 2020, saying, “The first thing I would like to do as president of […]
T.I dug a deep hole for himself when he made some insensitive comments about Hilary Clinton's presidency on DJ Whoo Kid's radio show.
Earlier this year, President Obama said that democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton would make a great president but that did not mean a full endorsement for her candidacy. And now, the president might be providing a sign that Vice President Joe Biden is moving closer to a run for the White House. CNN reports that […]
Richmond City Council President Michelle R. Mosby says it’s official she will run for mayor in 2016. Council President Mosby told the Urban League of Greater Richmond Young Professionals last week. She is the third member of the City Council to become a mayoral candidate. President Victor Rogers of the Young Professionals confirmed President Mosby’s announcement at […]
If you’ve still been keeping up with all of the back and forth between Olivia and Fitz on ‘Scandal,’ the season 5 promo video gives…
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was signed into law by President Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ) on July 2, 1964. The legislation was crafted by President John F. Kennedy prior to his assassination in November of 1963. Despite resistance by members in Congress and the community the bill passed forever changing the future of Black America. […]
Juneteenth 2015, A Freedom Celebration… The Juneteenth celebration came about when the slaves down in Gavelston, Texas was freed due to the orders of President Abraham Lincoln. Although the president gave permission for all slaves to be freed 2 years prior, the slaves down in Gavelston didn’t receive their freedom papers until June 19, […]
