Last summer, a Black man who was rightfully elected mayor in a small town in Alabama sued the town’s council members, accusing them of conspiring to hold an illegal election…
Read moreSeveral months ago, the organizers of Invest Fest announced that it was returning to Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center August 23 to 25 for this year’s increasingly popular financial conference.…
Read moreA New Hampshire educator was terminated after reportedly assisting a student in obtaining an abortion without parental knowledge. A New Hampshire Department of Education report indicates that the teacher had…
Read moreOriginally Published July 22, 2022. Due to inflation, travel has joined the growing list of industries—including food, housing, and gasoline—that now cost Americans more than in previous years. There is…
Read moreBoxer Roy Jones Jr. announced the tragic news that his 32-year-old son DeAndre has died. He informed his social media followers that DeAndre took his own life on June 22.…
Read moreOpera Carolina has appointed Dr. Shanté Williams as its new general director, marking a significant milestone as she becomes the first woman and person of color to lead the Charlotte,…
Read moreEarlier this year, NBC Sports announced that Snoop Dogg would join its Olympic coverage this summer in Paris. But, before he starts his duties in July, the “Gin & Juice”…
Read moreAccording to a recent evaluation by the financial wellness platform WalletHub, Atlanta has emerged as the best city to start a career. As the premier destination for career beginners, the…
Read moreTwo years after losing the chance to capture an NBA championship after being up 2-1, the Boston Celtics made sure not to make the same mistake as they beat the…
Read moreMayor Brandon Johnson signed Executive Order 2024-1 on June 17. The order acknowledges the city’s inequitable treatment of its Black residents and establishes the creation of a reparations task force…
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