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Alondra Nelson Resigns From National Science Board And Library Of Congress

by Stacy Jackson May 16, 2025 She resigned with a clear message that she will not participate in dishonest systems Despite Alondra Nelson’s deep care for the National Science Board and the Library of Congress Scholars Council, the policy advisor says certain boundaries have been crossed, leading her to step

Cassie questioned by Diddy’s defense team about drug use and Michael B. Jordan

Singer and model Cassie Ventura testified for a third day in New York City for the federal criminal sex trafficking case against hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs. Ventura, who on Tuesday and Wednesday provided her testimony to prosecutors about the alleged sexual abuse and violence she endured during her years-long

Black women suffered the most job loss in April, report says

Though the U.S. economy added over 170,000 jobs last month, more Black women lost their jobs than anyone else, according to the latest report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.  According to April’s jobs report, despite the U.S. unemployment rate remaining at 4.2%, Black women accounted for a total of

Magic Johnson pledges $500K to HBCU Xavier University 

NBA Hall of Famer and Los Angeles Laker legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson continues to put his money where his mouth is. At a recent gala to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Xavier University of Louisiana, a historically Black university founded in New Orleans in 1925, Johnson pledged $500,000 to help

Alondra Nelson Resigns From National Science Board And Library Of Congress

by Stacy Jackson May 16, 2025 She resigned with a clear message that she will not participate in dishonest systems Despite Alondra Nelson’s deep care for the National Science Board and the Library of Congress Scholars Council, the policy advisor says certain boundaries have been crossed, leading her to step

Cassie questioned by Diddy’s defense team about drug use and Michael B. Jordan

Singer and model Cassie Ventura testified for a third day in New York City for the federal criminal sex trafficking case against hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs. Ventura, who on Tuesday and Wednesday provided her testimony to prosecutors about the alleged sexual abuse and violence she endured during her years-long

Black women suffered the most job loss in April, report says

Though the U.S. economy added over 170,000 jobs last month, more Black women lost their jobs than anyone else, according to the latest report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.  According to April’s jobs report, despite the U.S. unemployment rate remaining at 4.2%, Black women accounted for a total of

Magic Johnson pledges $500K to HBCU Xavier University 

NBA Hall of Famer and Los Angeles Laker legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson continues to put his money where his mouth is. At a recent gala to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Xavier University of Louisiana, a historically Black university founded in New Orleans in 1925, Johnson pledged $500,000 to help