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by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 15, 2025 In the reclamation of its own history, King’s Chapel will shine a light on Boston’s place in slavery. The first monument recognizing Boston’s connection to slavery will finally see the light of day. King’s Chapel on Tremont Street will host the historic monument. The
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 15, 2025 Scholarships help reduce the burden of college costs without requiring repayment, making them essential tools for accessing quality education. As college costs soar, securing financial aid has become paramount for students pursuing higher education. Scholarships help reduce the burden of college costs without
On the night track turned to Jamaica once again to find the World’s Fastest Man, the greatest Jamaican sprinter was in a sky box in the stadium — his presence literally hovering over a sport that hasn’t been the same since he left. Oblique Seville might be the new 100-meter world
A popular museum in Atlanta is expanding at a critical moment in the United States — and unlike the Smithsonian Institution, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights is privately funded, putting it beyond the immediate reach of Trump administration efforts to control what Americans learn about their history. The monthslong renovation,
by Daniel Johnson September 14, 2025 The billboard ad depicts two Black clowns has the words ‘It’s time to get the clowns out.’ A billboard message that depicted two Black clowns along with the words “It’s time to get the clowns out” sparked concern and outrage in part because it
Many of the reactions to the fatal shooting of the right-wing activist and media personality Charlie Kirk have made headlines but the conservative host of “The Megyn Kelly Show,” Megyn Kelly, may have one of the more bizarre responses. The right-leaning ex-Fox News host Kelly went on the conservative talk
by Daniel Johnson September 14, 2025 The Warner Family Foundation will seek to honor the creative spirit of Malcolm-Jamal Warner through the Malcolm-Jamal Warner Creative Legacy Fund. Tenisha Warner, the widow of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who tragically died in a drowning accident in Costa Rica almost two months ago, announced
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 14, 2025 The Hip-Hop group performed alongside John Legend for a benefit concert. Clipse, the rap duo consisting of Pusha T and Malice, are now the first-ever rappers to perform at the Vatican for the Grace for the World concert. The hip-hop group performed alongside John Legend
by Daniel Johnson September 14, 2025 Judge’s teammates say players like him don’t come around often. On Sept. 11, Aaron Judge, arguably the New York Yankees’ best slugger since 1960, stepped into the batter’s box in the third inning of their game against the Detroit Tigers and proceeded to launch
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 14, 2025 The docuseries features one Black and one white filmmaker as they travel back to the American South. The King Center for Southern Studies at Mercer University has a new documentary on pursuing reparations within the American South. The Macon, Georgia-based school will host a
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 15, 2025 In the reclamation of its own history, King’s Chapel will shine a light on Boston’s place in slavery. The first monument recognizing Boston’s connection to slavery will finally see the light of day. King’s Chapel on Tremont Street will host the historic monument. The
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 15, 2025 Scholarships help reduce the burden of college costs without requiring repayment, making them essential tools for accessing quality education. As college costs soar, securing financial aid has become paramount for students pursuing higher education. Scholarships help reduce the burden of college costs without
On the night track turned to Jamaica once again to find the World’s Fastest Man, the greatest Jamaican sprinter was in a sky box in the stadium — his presence literally hovering over a sport that hasn’t been the same since he left. Oblique Seville might be the new 100-meter world
A popular museum in Atlanta is expanding at a critical moment in the United States — and unlike the Smithsonian Institution, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights is privately funded, putting it beyond the immediate reach of Trump administration efforts to control what Americans learn about their history. The monthslong renovation,
by Daniel Johnson September 14, 2025 The billboard ad depicts two Black clowns has the words ‘It’s time to get the clowns out.’ A billboard message that depicted two Black clowns along with the words “It’s time to get the clowns out” sparked concern and outrage in part because it
Many of the reactions to the fatal shooting of the right-wing activist and media personality Charlie Kirk have made headlines but the conservative host of “The Megyn Kelly Show,” Megyn Kelly, may have one of the more bizarre responses. The right-leaning ex-Fox News host Kelly went on the conservative talk
by Daniel Johnson September 14, 2025 The Warner Family Foundation will seek to honor the creative spirit of Malcolm-Jamal Warner through the Malcolm-Jamal Warner Creative Legacy Fund. Tenisha Warner, the widow of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who tragically died in a drowning accident in Costa Rica almost two months ago, announced
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 14, 2025 The Hip-Hop group performed alongside John Legend for a benefit concert. Clipse, the rap duo consisting of Pusha T and Malice, are now the first-ever rappers to perform at the Vatican for the Grace for the World concert. The hip-hop group performed alongside John Legend
by Daniel Johnson September 14, 2025 Judge’s teammates say players like him don’t come around often. On Sept. 11, Aaron Judge, arguably the New York Yankees’ best slugger since 1960, stepped into the batter’s box in the third inning of their game against the Detroit Tigers and proceeded to launch
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 14, 2025 The docuseries features one Black and one white filmmaker as they travel back to the American South. The King Center for Southern Studies at Mercer University has a new documentary on pursuing reparations within the American South. The Macon, Georgia-based school will host a