New Slavery Museum & First Memorial Dedicated To Lynching Victims To Open April 2018
Montgomery, Al. – The Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) will open America’s first national memorial dedicated … Read More
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FCC’s Plan To End Net Neutrality, You Will Pay For Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn
Early this week, FCC chairman Ajit Pai announced that the commission will rule on rolling … Read More
‘Concerned Black Students’ Call On Duke To Address Hazing In Black Sororities, Fraternities
Durham, NC – An anonymous group is threatening to release information about hazing at Duke … Read More
The FCC Votes To Limit Internet Access For Low Income Households
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) took steps Thursday (Nov. 16) to roll back Lifeline — a … Read More
NCCU Vocal Jazz Ensemble Makes Grammy Awards Ballot
Durham, NC – North Carolina Central University’s (NCCU) Vocal Jazz Ensemble and Department of Music … Read More
First Ever Cooking Competition With All Black Chefs To Premiere Online On Thanksgiving
If you’re a fan of shows like Top Chef and Chopped, but wish they featured … Read More
DID U KNOW? Entertainment News 11-18-17
Did U Know? 11-18-17 Entertainment News Updates…Serena Williams, Mariah Carey, Regina King, Nicki Minaj, Joseline … Read More
NCCU Athletics Director McCree Appointed To NCAA Division I Council
Indianapolis. Ind. – North Carolina Central University Director of Athletics Dr. Ingrid Wicker McCree has … Read More
Jesse Jackson Announces He Has Parkinson’s Disease
Civil rights activist the Rev. Jesse Jackson said Friday (Nov. 17) that he has been … Read More
Phyllis Thomas Thorpe: A Pioneer and a Trailblazer
In 1972, 40 brave women applied to the Durham (NC) Police Academy…only two were chosen. … Read More