Amanda Seales isn’t taking it easy on Black bystanders.
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Op-Ed: Jason Whitlock Says Deion Sanders ‘DID Leave Black People.’ The Irony…
Jason Whitlock, of all people, accused Deion Sanders of abandoning Black people by leaving Jackson State University. The irony… The post Op-Ed: Jason Whitlock Says Deion Sanders ‘DID Leave Black People.’ The Irony… appeared first on NewsOne.
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Black People And Seasonal Depression: How To Combat Seasonal Affective Disorder
Source: Tempura / Getty The summer is over and as the season changes from fall to winter, so can our moods. Shorter days mean less time to enjoy the sunlight and lower temperatures can keep us cooped up in the…
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What Happens To Black People When They Get Rich?: New Podcast Explores That Very Question
Source: Courtesy of Allied Global Marketing / Allied Global Marketing Audible debuts an audio trailer for its new series titled Direct Deposit: What Happens When Black People Get Rich, which features stars Gabrielle Union, Issa Rae, and more. Learn more…
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Notable Black Anti-Vaxxers Who Won’t Endorse The COVID-19 Vaccine
Lenox Hill Hospital Chair of Emergency Medicine Yves Duroseau receives the COVID-19 vaccine from Doctor Michelle Chester at Long Island Jewish Medical Center on December 14, 2020, in New Hyde Park on Long Island, New York. | Source: Scott Heins…
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These 5 States Have The Lowest Life Expectancy For Black People
Source: RgStudio / Getty The life expectancy for Black people in the U.S. always falls below the national average, but that doesn’t quite tell the entire story. Black Americans are living a lot longer than they did in the past,…
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Uvalde Coverup: Black People Have Warned Against Trusting Police Narratives For A Long Time
Police officers stand near a makeshift memorial for the shooting victims at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on May 26, 2022. | Source: CHANDAN KHANNA / Getty It has been nearly a month since 19 children and two adults…
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Who Gets The Covid Vaccine First? Distribution Process Questions Linger As Black Folks Hit Hardest
Source: NurPhoto / Getty The news of Pfizer‘s success with its coronavirus vaccine trials has prompted a wave of optimism for the future as Covid-19 surges with a deadly vengeance across most of the U.S. But there are still plenty…
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The 1960s Reminisce: Black Americans Voting For the First Time
As the nation awaits results in what has turned out to be a historic election in a historic year, we look back to the elections after the Voting Rights Act. Today marks the conclusion of a fraught political season like…
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If Spike Lee’s ‘Drop Squad’ Was Real, Who Would It Target Today? Too Many Sunken Black Folks To Choose From
UPDATED: 7:30 a.m. ET, Oct. 28, 2020 — Spike Lee, the cinematic champion of bringing important Black imagery to the big screen, has always been a visionary filmmaker. That’s why it should come as no surprise that “Drop Squad,” a…
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