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Serena Williams Cites Discrimination for Random Drug Testing

July 30, 2018 Staff 0

(Instagram) By Christina Santi, ebony.com Serena Williams learned earlier this month that she is drug tested more frequently than other top tennis players. On Tuesday, the 23-time Grand Slam champion said she believes those statistics […]

Editorials

Why is it Getting Harder to be Black in America?

July 24, 2018 Staff 0

by Reggie Fullwood Living while black in America should be getting easier for African Americans. Hell, we elected a Black President, we are running major corporations and some of us have become billionaires. So life […]

International

Former President Barack Obama Visits Africa to Help Sister Open Sports Center and Honor Nelson Mandela

July 23, 2018 Staff 0

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — While visiting Kenya, former U.S. President Barack Obama praised Kenya’s president and opposition leader for working together but said this East African country must do more to end corruption. On his […]

National

Nine Members of One Family Drown in a Boating Accident

July 23, 2018 Staff 0

By Frederick H. Lowe BlackmansStreet.Today Nine members of a black family drowned when their tour boat sank on Table Rock Lake Thursday in Branson, Missouri, in 70 miles per hour winds and high waves. The […]

Lifestyle

U.S. Navy Finally Joins Army, Air Force and Marines in Lifting Ban on Dreadlocks for Women

July 23, 2018 Staff 0

The United States Navy is joining the Marines, Army and Air Force in ending its ban on dreadlocks for female sailors. Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson says the change won’t just make the […]

Business

Ernest J. Grant Becomes 1st Male President of the American Nurses Association

July 23, 2018 Staff 0

Ernest J. Grant has been elected president of American Nurses Association. When he takes office on January 1, he will be the first man to serve as president of the organization that represents nearly 4 […]

Feature

Black Meccas Losing Population to ‘reverse migration’

July 17, 2018 Staff 0

By Erick Johnson (Crusader) Black meccas – the promised land in big cities that once drew people of color seeking the American dream, are shrinking. The ethnic identity and Black population of urban neighborhoods are […]

Business

Jax Company Makes History by Becoming First Black-Owned Water to Sell at Walmart

July 17, 2018 Staff 0

For the first time in history, Walmart is selling a Black-owned bottled water brand on its shelves. It’s called Live Alkaline Water, and it is 100% natural alkaline water that is bottled at the source […]

Education

Black Women Graduate With the Most Student Loan Debt

July 16, 2018 Staff 0

By Paula Rogo, essence.com A new study has found that Black women are the demographic burdened the most by the student loan debt crisis in the United States — taking on the biggest debt load […]

Local

High Profile Lawyer Crump Called in to Represent JSO Inmate Allegedly Beaten by Guard

July 12, 2018 Staff 0

Acclaimed civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump has a new client on the First Coast. He is representing a pregnant woman who says she was beaten by a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office corrections officer while detained and […]

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