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France protests: Brother of Adama Traore who died in police custody violently arrested and injured
Youssouf Traore, the brother of Adama Traore who died in police custody years ago, was detained by police in France Saturday during protests across the country to remember the death of his brother. Adama...
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Nigerian student Achunike Okafor breaks academic record in U.S.
Nigerian student Achunike Okafor has been praised by Science Park High School in New Jersey for his outstanding performance. Okafor, a graduating senior at the high school, has achieved the highest GPA...
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Meet Morgan Cato, who made history as NBA’s first Black woman assistant general manager
Growing up in Brooklyn with Caribbean and Southern roots, Morgan Cato wanted to study sports management in college but her father disagreed. “You will study business and you going to figure...
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New Orleans Museum of Art sparks outrage after hiring white woman as new African art curator
The New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) is being slammed for hiring a white woman as its new curator of African art rather than a Black person. The museum announced last week on Instagram that Amanda M. Maples...
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First trailer for ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ biopic starring Kingsley Ben-Adir released [Watch]
Paramount has released the first trailer for Bob Marley: One Love, the biopic on the reggae icon Bob Marley. Starring Kingsley Ben-Adir as Marley, the biopic by King Richard director Reinaldo Marcus Green...
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Vini Jr law: How Madrid star Vinicius Jr inspired law against racism in Brazil
The Rio de Janeiro government on Wednesday named an anti-racism law after Real Madrid forward and Afro-Brazilian Vinicius Jr. The “Vini Jr law”, which the Rio government unanimously approved...
