Koshie Mills: “Africans from the continent have African privilege and a clear sense of identity and self.”
Mills is the creator and executive producer of the talk show ‘The Diaspora Dialogues.’
Byron Allen v. Comcast Case Could Tear Down America’s Oldest and Strongest Anti-Discrimination Law
“If the Supreme narrows this law, it would give corporations cover – allowing them to cover up racial discrimination and avoid accountability,” Harris continued. “A bad decision in this case could have impact on everyday businesses owned by Black people across our country.”
Saugus High School on lockdown after shooting
Authorities recovered a weapon on the campus but did not identify it or say whether the shooter had another weapon.
Reggae Veteran Brigadier Jerry Arrested in Connecticut After Firing Shot inside West Indian Restaurant
Brigadier Jerry is now charged with first-degree robbery, first-degree reckless endangerment, illegal discharge of a firearm, carry a pistol without a permit, illegal transfer of a pistol and altering a serial number on a firearm.
Don’t Miscount Us: Black Leaders Rev Up Push for 2020 Census
Last month, African-American leaders around the country convened a ‘Tele-Townhall’ titled “Make Black Count.” Civil rights leaders, activists, journalists, members of the clergy and concerned citizens joined the conversation via teleconference to get a better sense of ways they can encourage people of African descent living in the United States to participate in the upcoming census.
“I felt like Charlie’s Angels was a way to tell a story involving more than one female lead,” shares director Elizabeth Banks
“Charlie’s Angels” is rated PG-13 and will be released in theaters nationwide on November 15.
Robert De Niro to receive SAG’s Life Achievement Award
In addition to his entertainment and philanthropic work, he is also co-founder and co-chair of the Tribeca Film Institute, which supports the work and stories of underserved filmmakers.
Amazon plans to open a new type of grocery store in Los Angeles
Amazon declined to say how the new store would differ.
USC community mourns several deaths
Another USC student was found dead in at The Dunes apartment complex in University Park, according to CBS2.
Sheryl Lee Ralph announces date for her annual fundraising event
Patti LaBelle, Chaka Khan, Teena Marie, Natalie Cole, Karen Clark Sheard, Yolanda Adams and Jennifer Hudson are some of the celebrities who have attended the annual fundraiser which raises money for those diagnosed with and affected by HIV/AIDs.
Koshie Mills: “Africans from the continent have African privilege and a clear sense of identity and self.”
Mills is the creator and executive producer of the talk show ‘The Diaspora Dialogues.’
Byron Allen v. Comcast Case Could Tear Down America’s Oldest and Strongest Anti-Discrimination Law
“If the Supreme narrows this law, it would give corporations cover – allowing them to cover up racial discrimination and avoid accountability,” Harris continued. “A bad decision in this case could have impact on everyday businesses owned by Black people across our country.”
Saugus High School on lockdown after shooting
Authorities recovered a weapon on the campus but did not identify it or say whether the shooter had another weapon.
Reggae Veteran Brigadier Jerry Arrested in Connecticut After Firing Shot inside West Indian Restaurant
Brigadier Jerry is now charged with first-degree robbery, first-degree reckless endangerment, illegal discharge of a firearm, carry a pistol without a permit, illegal transfer of a pistol and altering a serial number on a firearm.
Don’t Miscount Us: Black Leaders Rev Up Push for 2020 Census
Last month, African-American leaders around the country convened a ‘Tele-Townhall’ titled “Make Black Count.” Civil rights leaders, activists, journalists, members of the clergy and concerned citizens joined the conversation via teleconference to get a better sense of ways they can encourage people of African descent living in the United States to participate in the upcoming census.
“I felt like Charlie’s Angels was a way to tell a story involving more than one female lead,” shares director Elizabeth Banks
“Charlie’s Angels” is rated PG-13 and will be released in theaters nationwide on November 15.
Robert De Niro to receive SAG’s Life Achievement Award
In addition to his entertainment and philanthropic work, he is also co-founder and co-chair of the Tribeca Film Institute, which supports the work and stories of underserved filmmakers.
Amazon plans to open a new type of grocery store in Los Angeles
Amazon declined to say how the new store would differ.
USC community mourns several deaths
Another USC student was found dead in at The Dunes apartment complex in University Park, according to CBS2.
Sheryl Lee Ralph announces date for her annual fundraising event
Patti LaBelle, Chaka Khan, Teena Marie, Natalie Cole, Karen Clark Sheard, Yolanda Adams and Jennifer Hudson are some of the celebrities who have attended the annual fundraiser which raises money for those diagnosed with and affected by HIV/AIDs.
