Charles F. Booker (1923- )
Charles F. Booker was an Army veteran, civil servant, and community activist who fought against racially discriminatory schools in Plainfield, New Jersey. A native of Plainfield, Booker was born on…
NBA Unveils 2024 HBCU Fellowship Class To Inspire Black Youth
June 3, 2024This year’s cohort features 70 fellows from 22 HBCUs. The NBA has announced its third annual HBCU Fellowship class. The fellowship consists of a 10-week internship that hosts…
June 2024 Arts & Culture Events Guide
I am thrilled to release the eighth arts & culture events guide!As many of you know, Juneteenth and Pride are this month! This events guide includes events celebrating these two…
Megan Thee Stallion announces new self-titled album
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Simone Biles cruises to 9th national title and gives Olympic champ Sunisa Lee a boost along the way
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The Week in Art podcast | Art’s AI reckoning, the rise of comic art and Degas’ Miss La La
An installation view of Refik Anadol: Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive at Serpentine Galleries © Hugo GlendinningFrom breaking news and insider insights to exhibitions and events around the world,…
Black leaders call out Trump’s criminal justice contradictions as he rails against guilty verdict
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Romance Writers of America files for bankruptcy after tumultuous split spurred by racism allegations
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Tulsa Today: Ashli Sims Of Build In Tulsa Explains Why The City Means More Than Its 103-Year-Old Trauma
TrendingSource: Build in Tulsa / George Kaiser Family Foundation 103 years ago today (June 1, 1921), a catastrophic tragedy known to many either as The Tulsa Massacre, Tulsa Race Riots,…
National Cancer Survivors Day: Celebrating Strength, Inspiring Hope, And Highlighting Advances In Survival Rates
June 3, 2024June 2 is a day to celebrate and support the cancer survivor community.June 2 is National Cancer Survivors Day (NCSD). The day is a poignant reminder of the…