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10 Black Movies To Watch With The Fam On Thanksgiving Day

by Ahsan Washington November 27, 2025 Folks can count on gathering around the TV during the holiday The Thanksgiving holiday has always been about more than just breaking bread over a twisted American history. The holiday focus is really about being in community with loved ones while building connections and

Economic Blackout: Don’t Break The Bank On Black Friday, Do This Instead

by Ahsan Washington November 27, 2025 The economic boycott, declared by Blackout The System, from Nov. 25 to Dec. 2, serves as a call to action for people to use their financial power against large corporations that thrive off systemic inequalities.  For many, the Black Friday and holiday shopping season

Nipsey Hussle Foundation Gives Thousands Of Turkeys Away In Los Angeles

by Mitti Hicks November 27, 2025 The Neighborhood Nip Foundation was created in 2019 with a mission to extend Nipsey Hussle’s legacy through initiatives that benefit underprivileged youth. The Neighborhood Nip Foundation, an organization honoring the late rapper Nipsey Hussle, held its first annual turkey drive on Nov. 25 in

Holiday Travel Rush Begins As More Than 80 Million Americans Hit the Road And Skies

by Mary Spiller November 27, 2025 With Thanksgiving crowds building, airlines report minimal cancellations so far — but experts warn delays will likely increase throughout the day. The Thanksgiving travel surge is officially underway, with millions of Americans already moving across the country by air and road ahead of the

2 Virginia brothers allegedly plotted to kill ICE agents, Homeland Security says

Two brothers in Virginia have been arrested after an off-duty police officer overheard the men allegedly discussing plans to kill immigration officers, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Wednesday. John Wilson Bennett and Mark Booth Bennett, both U.S. citizens, were arrested late last week on allegations they were planning

Black Business Hub In Wisconsin Nurtures Black Entrepreneurship

by Kandiss Edwards November 26, 2025 Urban League of South Madison leaders recognize the need for economic justice and equity. For entrepreneur Daijah Wade, the Madison, Wisconsin, Black Business Hub (BBH) didn’t just provide an office; it furnished a future. Wade ran The Walking Jerk, a Caribbean plant-based to-go restaurant,

10 Black Movies To Watch With The Fam On Thanksgiving Day

by Ahsan Washington November 27, 2025 Folks can count on gathering around the TV during the holiday The Thanksgiving holiday has always been about more than just breaking bread over a twisted American history. The holiday focus is really about being in community with loved ones while building connections and

Economic Blackout: Don’t Break The Bank On Black Friday, Do This Instead

by Ahsan Washington November 27, 2025 The economic boycott, declared by Blackout The System, from Nov. 25 to Dec. 2, serves as a call to action for people to use their financial power against large corporations that thrive off systemic inequalities.  For many, the Black Friday and holiday shopping season

Nipsey Hussle Foundation Gives Thousands Of Turkeys Away In Los Angeles

by Mitti Hicks November 27, 2025 The Neighborhood Nip Foundation was created in 2019 with a mission to extend Nipsey Hussle’s legacy through initiatives that benefit underprivileged youth. The Neighborhood Nip Foundation, an organization honoring the late rapper Nipsey Hussle, held its first annual turkey drive on Nov. 25 in

Holiday Travel Rush Begins As More Than 80 Million Americans Hit the Road And Skies

by Mary Spiller November 27, 2025 With Thanksgiving crowds building, airlines report minimal cancellations so far — but experts warn delays will likely increase throughout the day. The Thanksgiving travel surge is officially underway, with millions of Americans already moving across the country by air and road ahead of the

2 Virginia brothers allegedly plotted to kill ICE agents, Homeland Security says

Two brothers in Virginia have been arrested after an off-duty police officer overheard the men allegedly discussing plans to kill immigration officers, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Wednesday. John Wilson Bennett and Mark Booth Bennett, both U.S. citizens, were arrested late last week on allegations they were planning

Black Business Hub In Wisconsin Nurtures Black Entrepreneurship

by Kandiss Edwards November 26, 2025 Urban League of South Madison leaders recognize the need for economic justice and equity. For entrepreneur Daijah Wade, the Madison, Wisconsin, Black Business Hub (BBH) didn’t just provide an office; it furnished a future. Wade ran The Walking Jerk, a Caribbean plant-based to-go restaurant,