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History has been made in Georgia. Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former mayor of Atlanta, has been elected governor of Georgia, becoming the first Black woman in…
By TotallyRandie Generational wealth isn’t created by accident—it is built with intention, protected through strategy, and passed forward with purpose. From November 6–8, 2026, Houston will…
By Lazar Berman, The Times of Israel As support for Israel declines precipitously in the US, hundreds of African-American and African pastors and Christian leaders are…
Jemar Tisby is a historian, author, and public speaker whose work examines the relationship between Christianity, racism, and American history. Through his writing, he challenges readers…
Maxine Bryant, Ph.D., creator and founder GriotSpeaks, is sharing the history of the African diaspora through her new board game. Bryant often quotes the African proverb:…
Federal prosecutors are trying to keep sealed the search warrant and related records from and FBI search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C., home earlier this…
By Tanya Dennis A tangle of red tape and contradictions between health providers and Medicare rules have impeded an Oakland woman’s ability to recover from a…
By Antonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media The Oakland branch of the NAACP and the Oakland/Berkeley chapter of Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA) have…
By Walter Riley Oakland’s Black students are making faster gains in reading and math than Black students statewide, according to state data released Oct. 15. Those…
By Tanya Dennis For Jamale Carlyle, what began as a way to cope with personal loss has grown into a thriving chicken wing business with locations…