Prairie View A&M’s Marching Band Debuts in New Docuseries
The series documents the hard work that goes into the band, along with the drama that comes with 300 different personalities.
The show explores the legacy and culture of Prairie View A&U and highlights how the band is an integral part of that rich history.
Student Advocate Jala Ward Is Working Hard To Make A Difference In Her Community
One of the major highlights of the BSU’s first year was hosting the school’s…
Black Women Urge Business Leaders To Encourage Vaccines
Chronic health conditions, like high cholesterol, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, all compound the danger the…
Why Voting Is About the Power of ‘We’
If the vote wasn’t important, there wouldn’t be political factions working so hard to…
There Might Be A Remote Option After All… Maybe
After several months and two mayors, a remote option is now on the table.
Adams, Banks, UFT on COVID and Attendance in Schools
The biggest issue in schools is the severe absence of students after the holidays
Frederick Douglass Founded Newspapers to Allow Black Writers to Tell Their Own Stories
While on an anti-slavery speaking tour in Europe, he raised enough money to launch his first paper
Don Cheadle Portrays Wall Street’s First Black Millionaire in New HBO Max Series
Broker Jeremiah G. Hamilton comes to life
HBCU Virtual Fair Helps College Students Find Schools and Money
A virtual fair based in Atlanta is bringing the opportunity to connect with colleges and universities right into homes.
Freedom’s Journal Marked the Beginning of the Black Press
Samuel Cornish and John B. Russwurm were listed as the editors and publishers of Freedom’s Journal
Now Even Police Are Getting Black Books Banned
In the American Library Association’s 2020 list of top banned books, three included “anti-cop” content.
Fashion Icon, Influential Vogue Editor André Leon Talley Dies at 73
His death was confirmed by a statement on his Instagram account.
Top 10 Music-Based Black Movies
Over the decades, there have been many movies to spotlight the Black music experience.
THE CAREGIVERS
Tips for building a business in your 60s
Cynthia Stewart, a 64-year-old “serial entrepreneur,” offers tips for starting a business.
Respite Care: Create a Plan to Give Yourself a Caregiving Break
Exhaustion, both emotional and physical, can put a caregiver in the danger zone
Resources, Gadgets and Tools to Care for an Older Adult at Home
Address safety issues to allow for independence as long as possible