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Bullied At Work? Here’s How To Stand Your Ground With Grace And Power

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors August 18, 2025 The only way to root out darkness is to shed light on the situation Reader’s Question: Dear Fairygodmentor,I’m experiencing bullying from a colleague, and it’s making me dread going to work. How do I handle this situation professionally?– Standing My Ground Dear Standing My Ground, I’m sorry you are […]

Texas Democrats say they’re ending a two-week walkout over gerrymandered US House map plan

Texas Democrats say they are ending a two-week walkout that stalled Republican efforts to redraw congressional districts to satisfy President Donald Trump’s demands for a greater GOP advantage. Democratic leaders say they will return for a second special legislative session after seeing California Democratic leaders proceed with plans to redraw their own U.S. House maps […]

Jermayne Harris Is Training Next Generation Of Chefs As He Waits For New Heart

by Mitti Hicks August 18, 2025 Chef Harris had a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) implanted in him in his twenties. “Chef Mayne” etched on a white jacket is the first thing students from Columbus Downtown High School’s culinary program will likely notice when their instructor, Jermayne Harris, walks into the room. The black letters […]

White House Pushes Conservative Online Platform As PBS Alternative; May Already Be In Classrooms

by Daniel Johnson August 18, 2025 PragerU is a conservative ‘education’ platform has been criticized for whitewashing history. After the White House pulled federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting earlier in August, the Trump administration accelerated its partnership with PragerU, a nonprofit organization that has been credibly accused of creating whitewashed and far-right […]

St. Augustine’s University Appoints First Black Woman Board Of Trustees Chair

by Daniel Johnson August 18, 2025 Earlier in August, Saint Augustine’s secured an important victory, a federal injunction that allows the university to keep its accreditation. The beleaguered Saint Augustine’s University appointed its first Black woman chair to its Board of Trustees as it attempts to create stability to restore its accreditation status. According to […]

Former University Of Wisconsin Women’s Basketball Players Sue Ex Coach, Alleging Mental Abuse

by Daniel Johnson August 18, 2025 Five former players are accusing their former coach, Maria Moseley, of psychological abuse, mental cruelty, retaliation, and discrimination Five former University of Wisconsin women’s basketball players filed a federal lawsuit against the school’s former coach, Maria Moseley, its former sports administrator, Justin Doherty, and the Wisconsin Board of Regents […]