by October Gallery
On April 8, 1911, the Banner Mine near Birmingham, Alabama, exploded, killing 128 mine workers. According to the official investigation report, “about 90 percent were negro convicts. The other men…
As cities across the nation report that coronavirus is killing blacks in disproportionate numbers, Los Angeles County health officials released preliminary data Tuesday that showed black residents were dying at…
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser joins Andrea Mitchell to update with the latest on how Washington, DC is handling the coronavirus outbreak as it looks to become a new hot spot.…
Kandace Springs‘ third record is a source of familiarity in uncertain times. Titled The Women Who Raised me, it’s full of beloved and recognizable songs associated with jazz artists who…
President Donald Trump is doubling down on his claims that an anti-malaria medication can treat COVID-19 symptoms despite the lack of evidence showing the drug could have an impact. “What…
In what is being called one of the most brazen acts of voter suppression in modern history by some, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday approved the nullification of ballots…
Usually, books are packaged with personal endorsements—the most famous and impactful ones the author can get. But More Myself: A Journey, Alicia Keys’ new memoir, has only one endorsement on…
Learning a new language can be an extremely useful tool is forging new business relationships and expanding your operations to international markets. As business becomes more globalized and the internet…
Minda Harts, founder and CEO of The Memo, is regarded as one of the top voices when it comes to advocating for black women in the workplace. Her company, The…
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus has created a wave of devastation across the U.S. and around the world. The number of cases continues to rise at alarming rates with…