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CNN — Imagine if you could drive at night with your high beams on all the time, bathing the road ahead in bright light but without ever blinding other drivers. In Europe and Asia, many cars offer adaptive driving beam headlights that can do this. ADB is a lighting technology that has been available for […]
As Black people, we know the struggles that hit our lives personally much more than many of our fellow brothers and sisters around the world. In America, we are still struggling to achieve true equality and recognition. We have struggled for centuries to prove that we are capable, talented, and in most cases the brightest […]
Xinhua News Agency / Contributor / Getty Images Researchers are shedding light on what they consider the first Black love story in the U.S, with a bond that endured and prospered despite the odds. Once upon a time during the early 1600s, Anthony and Isabella were a young African couple in love. “Anthony and Isabella […]
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Black Swan author Nassim Taleb says at this point, it will take a miracle for the US government to avoid falling into a deadly debt spiral. Taleb’s warnings come as another $201 billion was added to the US national debt in just one month. According to new data from the Treasury, the US national debt […]
Black Swan author Nassim Taleb says at this point, it will take a miracle for the US government to avoid falling into a deadly debt spiral. Taleb’s warnings come as another $201 billion was added to the US national debt in just one month. According to new data from the Treasury, the US national debt […]
For millions of people across the country, February is a time to reflect on the contributions black Americans have made to our rich national history. But for a handful of educators, the first week of this month is dedicated to amplifying year-round efforts to introduce the values of the Black Lives Matter movement into K-12 […]
More than four in ten Black Americans say they use radio to discover new musical artists and genres, according to a new Nielsen report that examines how content is consumed by Black consumers across several countries. The 42.4% of U.S. Blacks that lean on radio to hear new things is on par with the 44.4% […]
By John CelestandWord In Black It’s not breaking news that there was a time when the greatest Black athletes were steered away from playing the quarterback position in the NFL. With quick feet, the ability to cut back on a dime, solid hands, and blistering speed to blow past defenders, you would undoubtedly be led […]
By RUBY RAYNER-HASELKORN MILFORD, PA — Running through the heart of the Delaware Valley is the Delaware and Hudson Canal (D&H Canal). And running through the heart of the canal’s history is the Black experience. The transportation of coal—America’s main source of energy during the Industrial Age—would not have been possible without Black canal workers, […]