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by Genetta M. Adams onFebruary 29, 2012
These online innovators broke new ground and helped make the Internet what it is today.
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by Latoya Peterson onJanuary 24, 2011
Politicians and industry leaders touted their efforts to bring high-speed access to more African Americans, but the issue of net neutrality is still a source of conflict.
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by Sheryl Huggins Salomon onDecember 23, 2010
We asked ColorOfChange's James Rucker to explain why blacks and Hispanics who blog or use smartphones should pay attention to the results of a vote by the FCC earlier this week.
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December 18, 2010
A book deal for him and an Uptown gig for her. Plus: Questions about Huffington Post's diversity record, 2 million petition for net neutrality, and more.
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by David Sutphen onDecember 3, 2010
Our No. 1 priority should be making sure that everyone can access the Internet in the first place.
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by James Rucker onDecember 1, 2010
Too many black politicians and front organizations funded by telecommunications companies are working against the interests of African Americans, says the co-founder of ColorOfChange.
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by James Rucker onNovember 4, 2010
Listening to the GOP and Wall Street in the wake of Tuesday's elections won't bring about the changes African Americans need, or help Democrats win in 2012, says Color of Change's executive director.
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June 17, 2010
What are the joys and challenges of being a black father? We asked several well-known men to share their thoughts and family photos.
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by James Rucker onMarch 26, 2010
Everyone agrees the difference in punishment for crack and cocaine makes no sense. So why settle for less than zero, asks the leader of Color of Change.
