-
Black Sculptor Sandra Mujinga Wins Biggest Prize for Contemporary Art
Mujinga will receive a solo exhibition at Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnof next year.
-
3 Brothers Meet for the 1st Time in 50 Years
One brother adopted at birth is now an Army general and another a lieutenant colonel.
-
Black Parents in Minnesota Sue School System for Unfair Treatment of Their Children
Lawsuit says that Black students were punched, kicked, spit on and called the N-word by white students.
-
Black Ex-FBI Agent in Virginia Drives School Bus to Help His Community
Former FBI executive assistant director Michael Mason became a school bus driver to assist with shortages during the pandemic.
-
Fisk Jubilee Singers Celebrate Their 150th Anniversary
The HBCU’s Grammy award-winning group celebrates milestone with Nikki Giovanni as the commencement’s keynote speaker.
-
1st Black Female Firefighter Sues Florida City for Depicting Her as a White Person in Mural
Latosha Clemons, Boynton Beach’s first Black female firefighter, is seeking damages after her image was altered on a public mural.
-
Minneapolis Police Say They’re ‘Hunting Activists’ on New Bodycam Footage From George Floyd Protests
One officer said: ‘You guys are out hunting people now, and it’s just a nice change of tempo.’
-
Black Massachusetts Ex-Firefighter Awarded $11M in Racial Discrimination Settlement
Brookline Town voted to award the settlement to Gerald Alston, who has been in a legal battle with the town since 2015.
-
Many of the 140,000 Children Who Have Lost a Caretaker to COVID-19 Are Children of Color
COVID-19 deaths leave children mourning the loss of parents or primary caregivers.
-
Serial Killer Who Used Dating Apps to Lure Victims Gets Sentenced to 160 Years
Khalil Wheeler-Weaver was sentenced Wednesday for killing 3 women in 2016.
