Digital commentator and Instagram creator Ms Curly Girl has posted an emotional video blaming the current Trump administration for changing how she …
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Black History Biography
Patrisse Cullors: Artist, Abolitionist, and Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter
Patrisse Marie Khan-Cullors Brignac (born June 20, 1983) is an American artist, author, and progressive activist best known as one of the …
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‘You Don’t Get to Take What I Built’: Entrepreneur Abra McField Details Legal Battle Over Business Taken From Her
Entrepreneur and social media personality Abra McField is speaking out about a yearslong legal and financial battle after alleging she was locked …
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‘The Attempt to Suppress Our Voices Has Only Just Begun’: Attorney Warns As Two Georgia Supreme Court Election Candidates Face Challenges
A Georgia attorney and social media legal commentator is urging voters not to be discouraged ahead of the state’s Supreme Court elections …
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‘Something Felt Wrong’: Detroit Mom Vanishes After Arriving at Abandoned Toys ‘R’ Us for Job Interview
A Michigan family is desperately searching for answers after a 57-year-old Detroit woman disappeared following what appeared to be a fraudulent job …
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90-Year-Old Homeowner Nervous About Losing Her Home as Mount Vernon Officials Warn of Deed Theft Scams: ‘I Don’t Know Who To Trust’
A 90-year-old Mount Vernon homeowner is speaking out after receiving suspicious notices connected to her property, as local officials warn residents about …
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‘I’ve Been Criminally Charged With Insolence Against a White Woman’: Entrepreneur in Lithuania Faces Prison Over ‘Trivial Matter’
A Black woman living in Lithuania says she is facing criminal charges and up to three years in prison after an altercation …
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‘Texas Is the Sleeping Giant’: Civil Rights Attorney Sherrilyn Ifill Says Black Voters Are Leaving Power on the Table
Civil rights attorney Sherrilyn Ifill is urging Black Americans to rethink the political map of the United States, arguing that Texas, not …
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‘Why Am I Still Alive? Because That Could Have Been My Story’: Black Femicides Force Hard Conversations on Domestic Violence
A wave of highly publicized killings involving Black women and their intimate partners is forcing painful conversations across the country about domestic …
