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There are many races to watch in November’s midterm elections. Many of them include Black female candidates on the ballot who stand to make history, even as Black women nationally face economic headwinds, as well as political and racist attacks. “I think we should be encouraged because we know that
When “A Different World” first aired from 1987 through 1993, bringing the sight of vibrant and complex Black college student life to living rooms around the country for the first time, Black student enrollment in colleges rose right alongside it. Enrollment in Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), on which
Earlier this month, Black Entertainment Television pulled the plug on a generation of Black journalism. The network scrubbed thousands of articles from its website, erasing decades of news items and stories that not only helped document the culture of the moment but also became a hub for research and a
Source: Chip Somodevilla / Getty Welcome back for another edition of Surviving Trump, our round-up of the latest in President Donald Trump’s lies, corruption, and all-around Trump-foolery. Apparently, this is a series that would undoubtedly get NewsOne banned from the White House press corps, not because we’re lying about the
Source: Icon Sportswire / Getty After pausing for more than two weeks during the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, the WNBA returned with no time for anybody to ease back into the action. Team USA handled its business overseas, defeating 97-79 on September 13 to win its fifth consecutive
Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM by Selena Hill September 21, 2026 The celebrity sports personality is expanding his HBCU advocacy from the broadcast booth into scholarships. Stephen A. Smith is taking his support for historically Black colleges and universities from the TV screen to the bank. The ESPN
Source: N/A / Charlotte Metropolitan Police Department Residents in Marlboro, Maryland, are expressing deep concern after a Black man was found hanging from a tree on Sunday morning NBC Washington reports that the man was found hanging from a tree outside of a Crane Service Company building in Upper Marlboro.
Solange Knowles has fans wondering whether new music is on the way after sharing footage from a band rehearsal featuring Summer Walker on electric guitar. The unexpected pairing became even more intriguing when Solange revealed that she personally asked Walker to return to playing guitar. In the Instagram video, Solange
Source: Supplied by WENN / WENN At 82, Gladys Knight is still riding the “Midnight Train,” traveling the world and performing for generations of devoted fans. But on Sept. 17, the legendary singer announced that she plans to slow down her touring schedule, completing a handful of remaining performances before
Source: Mike Coppola / Getty Dear Ms. Sonia Sanchez, By the time I sat in a crowded room in Philadelphia and heard you recite one of your majestic poems, your magic had already pulled me in. Your poetry taught me early that poems are strong enough to hold our humanity,
There are many races to watch in November’s midterm elections. Many of them include Black female candidates on the ballot who stand to make history, even as Black women nationally face economic headwinds, as well as political and racist attacks. “I think we should be encouraged because we know that
When “A Different World” first aired from 1987 through 1993, bringing the sight of vibrant and complex Black college student life to living rooms around the country for the first time, Black student enrollment in colleges rose right alongside it. Enrollment in Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), on which
Earlier this month, Black Entertainment Television pulled the plug on a generation of Black journalism. The network scrubbed thousands of articles from its website, erasing decades of news items and stories that not only helped document the culture of the moment but also became a hub for research and a
Source: Chip Somodevilla / Getty Welcome back for another edition of Surviving Trump, our round-up of the latest in President Donald Trump’s lies, corruption, and all-around Trump-foolery. Apparently, this is a series that would undoubtedly get NewsOne banned from the White House press corps, not because we’re lying about the
Source: Icon Sportswire / Getty After pausing for more than two weeks during the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, the WNBA returned with no time for anybody to ease back into the action. Team USA handled its business overseas, defeating 97-79 on September 13 to win its fifth consecutive
Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM by Selena Hill September 21, 2026 The celebrity sports personality is expanding his HBCU advocacy from the broadcast booth into scholarships. Stephen A. Smith is taking his support for historically Black colleges and universities from the TV screen to the bank. The ESPN
Source: N/A / Charlotte Metropolitan Police Department Residents in Marlboro, Maryland, are expressing deep concern after a Black man was found hanging from a tree on Sunday morning NBC Washington reports that the man was found hanging from a tree outside of a Crane Service Company building in Upper Marlboro.
Solange Knowles has fans wondering whether new music is on the way after sharing footage from a band rehearsal featuring Summer Walker on electric guitar. The unexpected pairing became even more intriguing when Solange revealed that she personally asked Walker to return to playing guitar. In the Instagram video, Solange
Source: Supplied by WENN / WENN At 82, Gladys Knight is still riding the “Midnight Train,” traveling the world and performing for generations of devoted fans. But on Sept. 17, the legendary singer announced that she plans to slow down her touring schedule, completing a handful of remaining performances before
Source: Mike Coppola / Getty Dear Ms. Sonia Sanchez, By the time I sat in a crowded room in Philadelphia and heard you recite one of your majestic poems, your magic had already pulled me in. Your poetry taught me early that poems are strong enough to hold our humanity,