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Black Women Entrepreneurs Can Apply for Grants in 2026
Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the US, generating nearly $120 billion annually, according to Wells Fargo. If they received equal funding
EU supports Iranian change while condemning violence
Protests have intensified in Iran since December 28, fueled by economic grievances and broader discontent with the Islamic Republic. The European Union has issued strong
Rally Supports Trans Youth as Supreme Court Considers Sports Bans
Hundreds Gather in Union Square to Support Trans Youth Despite rainy and chilly weather, hundreds of people gathered in Union Square on January 10 to
Black-Owned Tour Companies Highlight African Diaspora Experiences
Black travelers are increasingly seeking destinations that offer connection, immersive experiences, and a sense of belonging. A recent report indicates that Black travelers contribute over
Remembering Blues Legend Howlin’ Wolf
Black Music Sunday is a weekly series celebrating Black music, featuring over 295 stories about performers, genres, and history. Each installment includes a soundtrack of
Distant Black Hole Jet Interaction Observed by Scientists
Astronomers have achieved a significant breakthrough by directly observing the interaction between shock waves and pressure waves within the jet of a supermassive black hole
Diaspora Encouraged to Invest in African Economic Growth
Global diasporans were urged to contribute to building a strong African economy, reshaping global narratives, and amplifying African perspectives. The call came from Benedict Oramah,
Louisiana coastal lawsuits advance to Supreme Court
Louisiana has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to allow state lawsuits against oil companies to proceed in state courts. Oral arguments are scheduled to begin
Human Rights Day Resources for Researchers
Each year on December 10th, the anniversary of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights is commemorated. This year’s Human Rights Day theme, “Our Everyday
US Jobs Report Weakens, Raising Rate Cut Expectations
US jobs data presented a mixed picture, showing slower payroll growth alongside a lower unemployment rate. This combination has fueled speculation about potential Federal Reserve