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Now Is A Better Time Than Ever For WNBA Players To Get A Raise
Recently, Angel Reese decided to make herself eligible for the WNBA draft. This was shortly after star Caitlin Clark announced her eligibility as well. What ensued was one of the most star-studded WNBA drafts of all time. In the wake of that event, there were several social media posts detailing the rookie contracts these ladies… […]
UNC Charlotte Renames A Dorm After A Black Alum For The First Time
UNC Charlotte renamed the Dontá L. Wilson Residence Hall in honor of the business and university leader who has dedicated his life to inspiring hope among upcoming generations of students. Wilson is vice chair of the University’s Board of Trustees, Truist Financial Corporation’s chief consumer and small business banking officer and a member of the… […]
Is A$AP Rocky’s Net Worth as High as Rihanna’s?
Rihanna and A$AP Rocky are one of the internet’s favorite couples for several reasons. First, there’s the way the Testing artist adores his other half, as well as the beautiful babies they make together. Along with that, the singer and rapper seem to balance one another’s energy out perfectly, from their constantly coordinated outfits to… […]
Black-Led Organizations, From Outdoor Afro To Justice Outside, Are Fighting For Environmental Justice
Black environmental organizations are calling out the environmental racism that has ostracized BIPOC from the conversations surrounding environmental sustainability and change. These groups advocate for individuals disproportionately impacted by environmental concerns, including pollution, climate change, lack of access to clean water and food insecurity. The civil rights movement saw the birth of vocal activism regarding… […]
Why Food Deserts Are Prevalent In Black Communities And What We Can Do To Help
Access to healthy food options is imperative for everyone, but in the U.S., food diversity is not a universal right. Black communities around the country are often food deserts or areas where access to healthy food is limited, the National Resources Defense Council reported. The statistics are alarming. According to USDA, in 2022, nearly 9 million Black people… […]

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