U.S. bombs fell on Nigeria to protect Christians, but the same administration had already withdrawn aid and blocked visas for Nigerians fleeing violence, and the strikes caused more misery and ...

Books like "Truth Is" by Hannah V. Sawyerr, "The Leaving Room" by Amber McBride, "All the Noise at Once" by DeAndra Davis, and "Needy Little Things" by Channelle Desamours can help Black teens explore ...

Experts say successful investing requires education, discipline, and perspective, and that people can start with small amounts of money and invest in companies they are familiar with.

A federal judge in Kentucky has dismissed Louisville's proposed settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over police ...

Dr. Lisa Clarke Harvin, a minister and trained grief counselor, learned first-hand how to process grief and the importance of self-care, patience, and faith when her father died, and she encourages ...

Six Black creators on YouTube provide edutainment and representation for children, covering topics such as Black history, fitness, songs, nursery rhymes, science, and more.

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New California laws bring changes for students, including cellphone restrictions, simplified college admissions, and gender-neutral bathrooms.

On the night of December 31, 1862, African Americans of all social classes gathered in secret to observe Watch Night, a religious tradition of collective reflection and anticipation of the ...

Winter can be harsh on melanin-rich skin, but with the right budget-friendly skincare routine, it's possible to protect the skin barrier, maintain a glow, and address dark spots without breaking the ...

The USPS has changed the way postmarks are applied, now reflecting the date the mail is first processed at an automated sorting facility, which can occur days after the item is mailed, potentially ...

Students of color and English learners are disproportionately identified for special education services, with Black students being three times more likely to be suspended or expelled than their white ...