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Jay-Z’s Roc Nation Teams Up with Reform Alliance to Hold Job Fair at Madison Square Garden
The job fair goes from 9-5 p.m. on Nov. 18, and will help underserved communities in the New York area find jobs.
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New Exhibition in NYC will Showcase Rare Artwork from Jean-Michel Basquiat
The exhibition will feature over 200 rare and previously unreleased pieces from Jean Michel-Basquiat.
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McDonald’s CEO Faces Backlash for Criticizing Parents of 2 Slain Children in Chicago
Chris Kempczinski texted to Chicago’s mayor that the parents of Jaslyn Adams and Adam Toledo ‘failed’ them.
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Tupac Exhibit to Open in Los Angeles Next Year
“Tupac Shakur. Wake Me When I’m Free” will arrive at Canvas at L.A. Live on Jan. 21, 2022.
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Alvin Bragg Makes History as 1st Black District Attorney for Manhattan
Bragg will take over the investigation of Donald Trump’s tax records from current District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. in January.
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Quilter Pays Homage to Black Women in History Who Fought for Voting Rights
The “Access Delayed” exhibition in Houston celebrates the contributions of women such as Stacey Abrams and Sojourner Truth through quilted artwork.
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U.S. Capitol Police Failed to Properly Prepare for Riot on January 6, Documents Show
The Capitol Police placed its focus on anti-Trump counterprotesters instead of Trump supporters.
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Families of Mother Emanuel AME Church Shooting Victims Agree to $88M Settlement With Justice Department
The settlements give $6 million to $7.5 million to the descendants’ families, and $5 million each to the five survivors.
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The Impact of Nashville’s Civil Rights History to be Documented Through a Federal Grant
The Nashville Metro Historical Commission will conduct a study of Nashville’s Civil Rights history from 1944 to 1966.
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Jasmine Crowe’s Free Grocery Store in Atlanta Aids in the Fight to End Hunger
The free grocery store in Ronald McNair Middle School includes food, toiletries and clothing, serving about 80 families a week.
