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by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 25, 2025 Africon 2025 showcased a diverse array of the diaspora as it celebrated African achievement. AfriCon kicked off its 2025 convention with trailblazers, game-changers, and innovators from across the diaspora celebrating their storied impact. Taking place at the Omni Hotel in Atlanta from Sept. 18-20,
Food insecurity is deepening across the Washington, D.C., DMV area, and Black and brown families are being hit the hardest. A new report from the Capital Area Food Bank (CAFB) reveals that more than a third (36%) of households in the DMV experienced food insecurity over the past year, with
by Kandiss Edwards September 25, 2025 U.S. District Judge David Leibowitz ordered the duo to pay a victim only identified as ‘B.C.,’ following convictions in a $1 million fraud scheme. Rapper Sean Kingston (born Kisean Paul Anderson) and his mother, Janice Eleanor Turner, have been ordered by a federal court
KeKe Palmer recently had to let a “young man” down easy after he boldly attempted to shoot his shot, and true to form, she did so with a now viral, hilarious response. It all started when Cole Smith, a college student—upon learning the 32-year-old actress and singer was single—posted a
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 25, 2025 Families and caregivers should watch for subtle changes that may signal trouble. Loneliness is putting senior men’s health at risk. Here’s how to help. We seldom talk about loneliness, but it is real and affects many people, especially older men who live alone.
Former President Barack Obama is continuing to use his influential microphone to speak out against his successor, President Donald Trump, amid unprecedented actions. On Wednesday, America’s first Black president slammed the Trump administration’s recent claims about autism and its unproven link to the drug acetaminophen, or Tylenol, as its brand
by Sharelle B. McNair September 25, 2025 Harris, who is currently on tour for her upcoming memoir “107 Days,” hopes Democrats issue support for other rising stars of the party and not just Mamdani. While some top Democrats remain silent on their endorsement for New York City’s hotly contested mayoral
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 25, 2025 The conference aims to bring together a diverse group of leaders and citizens to address the socio-political challenges facing the nation. The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s (CBCF) 54th Annual Legislative Conference (ALC), a five-day event focused on public policy and issues impacting African
by Jameelah Mullen September 25, 2025 Some church leaders condemn while others call for compassion. Reactions to the death of conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk have revealed deep divisions in America, especially along racial and religious lines, including among Black church leaders. Many clergy members have criticized conservative politicians for portraying
Today, over 60 years ago, nine Black teenagers, escorted by federal troops, walked into Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, and made history. The fight to get them there began years earlier. In 1954, the Supreme Court’s Brown v. Board of Education decision declared school segregation unconstitutional, but many
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 25, 2025 Africon 2025 showcased a diverse array of the diaspora as it celebrated African achievement. AfriCon kicked off its 2025 convention with trailblazers, game-changers, and innovators from across the diaspora celebrating their storied impact. Taking place at the Omni Hotel in Atlanta from Sept. 18-20,
Food insecurity is deepening across the Washington, D.C., DMV area, and Black and brown families are being hit the hardest. A new report from the Capital Area Food Bank (CAFB) reveals that more than a third (36%) of households in the DMV experienced food insecurity over the past year, with
by Kandiss Edwards September 25, 2025 U.S. District Judge David Leibowitz ordered the duo to pay a victim only identified as ‘B.C.,’ following convictions in a $1 million fraud scheme. Rapper Sean Kingston (born Kisean Paul Anderson) and his mother, Janice Eleanor Turner, have been ordered by a federal court
KeKe Palmer recently had to let a “young man” down easy after he boldly attempted to shoot his shot, and true to form, she did so with a now viral, hilarious response. It all started when Cole Smith, a college student—upon learning the 32-year-old actress and singer was single—posted a
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 25, 2025 Families and caregivers should watch for subtle changes that may signal trouble. Loneliness is putting senior men’s health at risk. Here’s how to help. We seldom talk about loneliness, but it is real and affects many people, especially older men who live alone.
Former President Barack Obama is continuing to use his influential microphone to speak out against his successor, President Donald Trump, amid unprecedented actions. On Wednesday, America’s first Black president slammed the Trump administration’s recent claims about autism and its unproven link to the drug acetaminophen, or Tylenol, as its brand
by Sharelle B. McNair September 25, 2025 Harris, who is currently on tour for her upcoming memoir “107 Days,” hopes Democrats issue support for other rising stars of the party and not just Mamdani. While some top Democrats remain silent on their endorsement for New York City’s hotly contested mayoral
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 25, 2025 The conference aims to bring together a diverse group of leaders and citizens to address the socio-political challenges facing the nation. The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s (CBCF) 54th Annual Legislative Conference (ALC), a five-day event focused on public policy and issues impacting African
by Jameelah Mullen September 25, 2025 Some church leaders condemn while others call for compassion. Reactions to the death of conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk have revealed deep divisions in America, especially along racial and religious lines, including among Black church leaders. Many clergy members have criticized conservative politicians for portraying
Today, over 60 years ago, nine Black teenagers, escorted by federal troops, walked into Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, and made history. The fight to get them there began years earlier. In 1954, the Supreme Court’s Brown v. Board of Education decision declared school segregation unconstitutional, but many