‘We’re still facing the challenge of we’re not good enough or worthy of the business’: How a 141-year-old Ohio moving company became America’s oldest Black-owned business
Sometime in the mid-19th century, John T. Ward, a Black…
Motown Icon Smokey Robinson Resents Being Called ‘African-American,’ Reclaims Power In Being Called Black
The prolific singer responsible for worldwide classics such as “Cruisin,’”…
Discriminatory housing practices, racial wealth gap continues to affect Black Iowans
A map of Iowa City is shown on Sunday, Feb.…
How has the pandemic affected Black / African American employment and earnings?
As North Carolina’s economy continues to recover from the recession…
End to affirmative action? Supreme Court to hear challenge to use of race in college admissions
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The conservative-dominated Supreme Court on Monday agreed…
Alabama’s new congressional districts map blocked by federal judges
Sen. Rodger Smitherman compares U.S. Representative district maps during a…
See How Black Americans Are Profiting and Leading The New Digital Economy
A close connection to culture and a chance to become…
Connection to racial identity may boost body image in Black youth
Black fathers may also play a special role in how…
Biden’s high court pledge shows growing power of Black women
FILE - Judge J. Michelle Childs, who was nominated by…
Ontario-based group supports Black businesses, pushes for diversity
Members of Reggie Webb’s family and board members of Cooperative…
Supreme Court pick holds import for Black women in the law
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday, Jan.19, 2022, in Washington.…
A local newspaper focused on the Black community is defying the odds. It’s growing.
As owner and publisher of the Washington Informer, Denise Rolark…