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Tom HamiltonSenior WriterOct 1, 2023, 01:50 PM ET4 Minute Read Homa fired up after keeping US alive with clutch up and downMax Homa goes up and down on 18 to win his match over Matt Fitzpatrick. GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy — Zach Johnson indicated he wouldn’t change a thing about America’s preparation and plan for the […]
While Heads of State and Government gathered in New York City for the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly, the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) and “Dope Africans” partnered to host an event that would bring policymakers, business leaders, and NBA players of the past and present, to the same table where they […]
BET co-founder Sheila Johnson is detailing her journey as a businesswoman in her upcoming memoir, Walk Through Fire: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Triumph. Johnson recently sat down with Fortune to give some insights on what readers will learn about her professional life as the co . . .
DéVonnie J’Rae Johnson, an unhoused Black transgender woman and artist, was shot and killed in Los Angeles on August 7. She had just turned 28 years old. Johnson’s alleged killer, a security guard at the supermarket Ralph’s, claims that Johnson attacked him with a fire extinguisher and screwdriver. According to
Promising to end the practice of piling on more environmental burdens to the same South and West Side communities, Mayor Brandon Johnson is proposing a series of reforms aimed at changing city practices after federal investigators last year determined Chicago violates the civil rights of its residents by concentrating polluting businesses in Black and Brown […]
This September, audiences will at last possess a more dynamic, more elegant — and just plain improved — sense of how New York City’s jazz and classical scenes converged in the 1940s. Was eight decades a galling length of time to have waited? Naturally. But better late than never. The belated occasion is because of […]
Vickie Jean Turner Black, 67, of Sulphur passed peacefully on September 2, 2023 in a local hospital. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and a great sister. She loved her family, friends and co-workers and will be greatly missed by all. Vickie worked for 40 years as an LPN in Quality Management for Ochsner […]
What Happened If there was one thing in ample supply at the 5th U.S. Senior Women’s Open, it was experience. On Sunday, a trio of players with a handful of near-misses in this championship staged an epic battle at Waverley Country Club, ultimately won by Trish Johnson by one stroke over Leta Lindley and two […]
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the completion of a new gateway entrance to Marsha P. Johnson State Park in Brooklyn. The park honors Marsha P. Johnson, a Transgender woman of color who was a pioneer of the LGBTQ+ civil rights movement, born 78 years ago today. This bold and artful park entrance gateway is intended […]
People raise American and Pan-African flags while marching in the Juneteenth Atlanta Black History parade on June 18, 2022, in Atlanta. | Source: Elijah Nouvelage / Getty With the ascension of Juneteenth to federal holiday status along with it being so close in proximity to the Fourth of July holiday, some Black folks may find […]