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by Sharelle B. McNair July 18, 2025 The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) under the Trump administration added a new rule revealing the agency will no longer consider race and gender for federal farm programs, sounding the alarm for Black farmers responsible for feeding America The U.S. Department of Agriculture
by Mary Spiller July 18, 2025 A new proposal from the Trump Administration could place a 2 year limit on federal government housing assistance. A new analysis by NYU’s Housing Solutions Lab revealed that imposing a two-year limit on federal rental subsidies could disproportionately impact the families it aims to
President Donald Trump signed into law landmark crypto legislation on Friday, marking a major turning point for the digital asset industry. The GENIUS Act, passed in Congress with bipartisan support, establishes for the first time in history a U.S. dollar-backed regulatory framework for payment stablecoins. The new legislation advancing consumer
Tony Buzbee, the lawyer representing the woman—known as Jane Doe—who filed a $50 million lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe accusing him of sexual assault and other things released a statement on X (formerly Twitter), stating that the lawsuit has been dismissed with prejudice, bringing this saga for Sharpe to a close.
“I can change the way Black women are seen,” Viola Davis declared in a 2022 interview with The Guardian. Since the actress, known for her powerful and emotionally driven performances on both the big and small screens, came onto the scene, she has made it her business not only to
This week, the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the 52nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards nominations. And this year, Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group (AMG) celebrated not one but three nominations. Three of AMG’s court shows, “America’s Court With Judge Ross,” “We The People With Judge Lauren Lake,”
Before becoming one of the fastest women in the world, stylish Olympian Sha’Carri Richardson started sports at a young age thanks to family support. Her running soared as she transitioned from high school success to the Junior Olympics, then college in Louisiana and the pros. The Texas native overcame adversity
Whether you’re an avid tennis watcher or not, chances are you’ve heard of Naomi Osaka, as she’s one of the best Black tennis players of all time. She hails from Japan and has made international headlines not just for her incredible athletic ability but for several tennis world records, including being the
Entrepreneurship is no joke. Black founders, in particular, have been saying this out loud for years. This week, that truth hit home in the beauty world with news of Ami Colé’s upcoming closure in September. Founded by Diarrha N’Diaye-Mbaye, Ami Colé was one of those brands that just got it.
When you envision icons from the Harlem Renaissance, a vision of famous poets, jazz musicians, and bodacious actresses in banana skirts may dance across your mind. But journalist A’Lelia Bundles wants you to make room for the ‘Joy Goddess’ of Harlem—a woman who could make a VIP party come together
by Sharelle B. McNair July 18, 2025 The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) under the Trump administration added a new rule revealing the agency will no longer consider race and gender for federal farm programs, sounding the alarm for Black farmers responsible for feeding America The U.S. Department of Agriculture
by Mary Spiller July 18, 2025 A new proposal from the Trump Administration could place a 2 year limit on federal government housing assistance. A new analysis by NYU’s Housing Solutions Lab revealed that imposing a two-year limit on federal rental subsidies could disproportionately impact the families it aims to
President Donald Trump signed into law landmark crypto legislation on Friday, marking a major turning point for the digital asset industry. The GENIUS Act, passed in Congress with bipartisan support, establishes for the first time in history a U.S. dollar-backed regulatory framework for payment stablecoins. The new legislation advancing consumer
Tony Buzbee, the lawyer representing the woman—known as Jane Doe—who filed a $50 million lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe accusing him of sexual assault and other things released a statement on X (formerly Twitter), stating that the lawsuit has been dismissed with prejudice, bringing this saga for Sharpe to a close.
“I can change the way Black women are seen,” Viola Davis declared in a 2022 interview with The Guardian. Since the actress, known for her powerful and emotionally driven performances on both the big and small screens, came onto the scene, she has made it her business not only to
This week, the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the 52nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards nominations. And this year, Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group (AMG) celebrated not one but three nominations. Three of AMG’s court shows, “America’s Court With Judge Ross,” “We The People With Judge Lauren Lake,”
Before becoming one of the fastest women in the world, stylish Olympian Sha’Carri Richardson started sports at a young age thanks to family support. Her running soared as she transitioned from high school success to the Junior Olympics, then college in Louisiana and the pros. The Texas native overcame adversity
Whether you’re an avid tennis watcher or not, chances are you’ve heard of Naomi Osaka, as she’s one of the best Black tennis players of all time. She hails from Japan and has made international headlines not just for her incredible athletic ability but for several tennis world records, including being the
Entrepreneurship is no joke. Black founders, in particular, have been saying this out loud for years. This week, that truth hit home in the beauty world with news of Ami Colé’s upcoming closure in September. Founded by Diarrha N’Diaye-Mbaye, Ami Colé was one of those brands that just got it.
When you envision icons from the Harlem Renaissance, a vision of famous poets, jazz musicians, and bodacious actresses in banana skirts may dance across your mind. But journalist A’Lelia Bundles wants you to make room for the ‘Joy Goddess’ of Harlem—a woman who could make a VIP party come together