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Despite health issues, she’s become first Black Latin American woman to conquer Mount Everest
A Brazilian woman braved the harsh weather conditions and survived health scares to make history as the first Black Latin American woman to climb the world’s highest mountain, Everest. Aretha Duarte...
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Black student-athletes with straight A’s get college sponsorship from anonymous donor
An anonymous benefactor is changing the lives of Black athletes in a Georgia high school. The donor, who chooses to remain anonymous, is offering to pay $25,000 for every high school semester an athlete...
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Howard University greenlights Chadwick Boseman-inspired masterclass
Howard University is rolling out a masterclass in honor of Chadwick Boseman, Dr. Wayne A. I Frederick, the university’s president, told TMZ. Boseman actually designed and pitched the program, and...
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White mom forced adopted Black child into numerous unnecessary surgeries and treatments, authorities say
A Washington State woman is facing charges of second-degree assault of a child and second-degree attempted assault of a child after forcing her adopted Black daughter to go through more than...
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The task facing the 29-year-old mayor who just made Illinois history
Darren E. Bryant assumed office in May as the youngest African-American mayor for Robbins, at the outskirts of Chicago. He is not only the youngest African-American mayor to hold office in the Cook County...
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Teen donates his 19 inches of hair to kids with cancer before heading to Air Force Academy
Kieran Moïse, an Alabama teen who is headed to the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado, did not want his first haircut in six years to go to waste. Hence, on Saturday when he cut his 19-inch-long hair,...
