Black Democrat Grills ICE Director on His Faith in God During Hearing — Here’s What Happened Next
Rep. LaMonica McIver’s callout of ICE Director Todd Lyons is going viral after she questioned his dedication to his religion.
Underground Railroad Safe House Found Inside Historical NYC Mansion
While the NYC Merchant House is famous for its grandiose nature, the truth lying underneath
What Happened After an Atlanta Teen Was Shot in Her Own Home Minutes Before Her 18th Birthday
Raven Brown of Atlanta had just ended her Instagram livestream counting down to her 18th
FAMU President Issues Comment After Student Claims Flyer for ‘Black’ Event Was Rejected
An HBCU student is raising alarm after she was prevented from using the word “Black”
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Trayvon Martin Would Have Been 29 Today, So His Mom Did This
Martin was killed by George Zimmerman after being racially profiled by him in 2012.
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Bill Cosby’s Release from Prison Only Set Him Up for Another Scathing Lawsuit
A woman alleges she was sexually assaulted by the comedian at 17 years old.
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More on Darius Rucker’s Arrest, SC Teacher Gets Revenge Against Bigots, Boston Logan Airport Murder Suspect Found In Another Country and More News
A collection of our best posts of the week in Black news
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An Ex-Cop is Being Prosecuted for What He Did to 19 Men…And It’s Not What You Think
A former St. Louis officer is accused of sexually assaulting over a dozen men in his custody.
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New Development In Case of the Cop Who Allegedly Mistook a Black Man’s Sandwich for a Gun
An Ohio sheriff’s deputy has been charged in the fatal shooting of a Black man.
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President Biden and First Lady Plan to Honor Black Soldiers Killed in Drone Strike In This Special Ceremony
The President will join the families of the 3 U.S. Army soldiers to receive their bodies.
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What ‘Misdemeanor Charges’ Led to Country Star Darius Rucker’s Arrest?
On Thursday, the Grammy winner found himself in legal hot water in Tennessee.
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After A White Teacher in SC Was Punished For Teaching a Ta-Nehisi Coates Lesson, She Did This
Mary Wood taught “Between the World and Me” for a second time to the shock of her peers.