Magic Johnson to lead 137th Rose Bowl Parade
Jon D, Gaede | BVN Sports Thank you for reading this post, don’t forget to subscribe! NBA Hall of Fame superstar Magic Johnson (5 NBA…
AACT-NOW 2026 Mental Health Conference: Self-Care in the Black Community – TAPinto
AACT-NOW 2026 Mental Health Conference: Self-Care in the Black Community … Get local news you can trust in your inbox. . This site is protected…
Nicki Minaj’s Trump praise draws backlash from critics
Nicki Minaj’s appearance on a Turning Point USA stage praising President Donald Trump and JD Vance did not land in a vacuum. Standing before a…
“The Black Winter Is Coming”: Burkina Faso’s Traore Warns of ‘Cold and Bloody’ War | APT
Burkina Faso President Captain Ibrahim Traore warned on Tuesday that “war is moving to West Africa,” accusing what he called “imperialists” of working to destabilize…
Mentorship in Medicine – Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity
Meet Dr. Estell Williams, ’13, an emergency surgeon, community builder, dedicated mentor and the UW’s 2026 honoree for Black History Month. By Malavika Jagannathan From…
How to manage stress in the Black community | Health Wellness
Stress is one of the deadliest killers around, and it’s having a field day with Black people. “The stress of being a Black man is…
Black Santa exhibit celebrates representation, holiday tradition
KSHB 41 reporter La’Nita Brooks covers stories providing solutions and offering discussions on topics of crime and violence. She also covers stories in the Northland….
‘Everybody is somebody to someone’: Portland memorial honors 102 people who died while homeless in 2025
Aaron Tappley, Antonio Garcia, Brandon Coleman, Carol Horner. The names of 102 Portlanders who died while homeless in 2025 were read out one at a…
Public Asked to Submit Nominees for City’s 2026 Black History Month Campaign
Organizers of the 2026 City of Milwaukee 28 Days of Black History campaign are asking members of the public to nominate who they believe should…
Don’t Call Me Blackie: The Sting of Colorism
Colorism in the Black community isn’t new, but it’s still raw, personal, and too often used as a weapon. That good ole’ saying comes to…
