On this episode of In Black America, host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with David Lee about the need for greater diversity in the tech industry and his book, The Only One in the Room.
$75,000 African American Civil Rights History Grant awarded to Michigan
Money from the grant will go toward hiring a preservation consultant who will complete a survey of properties and sites related to African American recreation.
Getting to the Bahamas From the Midwest Is About to Get Easier With a New Direct Flight
Delta Air Lines is launching new winter seasonal flights from Detroit to the Bahamas, providing travelers with more options for a Caribbean vacation.
Dave Chapelle Hosts U.S. Senate Hopeful Hill Harper’s Comedy VIP Fundraiser in “The D” at St. Andrews Hall, Detroit
Comedy icon Dave Chappelle hosts VIP fundraiser for U.S. Senate hopeful Hill Harper’s campaign in Detroit, bringing together entertainment and politics.
Remembering Jacoby Jones: Former Ravens Star Passes Away at 40
Remembering former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver and Super Bowl XLVII star Jacoby Jones, who has passed away at the age of 40.
Former President Targeted in Attempted Assassination, FBI Takes Lead in Investigation
The FBI has taken over the investigation into the attempted assassination of a former president. The Trump campaign and RNC have announced that their convention will continue as planned, despite the shooting.
6 Reasons to Get a Mammogram
Learn why a mammogram is a crucial step in early detection of breast cancer. Don’t skip your screening- it could save your life.
Detroit Man Transforms Lifestyle to Overcome Heart Failure
Follow the inspiring journey of one man in Detroit as he overcomes heart failure and transforms his lifestyle for better health.
Guess Which Political Party Wants Its Nominee to Step Aside?
A political party is facing internal division as they pressure their nominee to step aside, raising concerns for the upcoming election.
The Power Couple of Paris. Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall Embrace the ‘Black Wife Effect’ on Their Olympic Journey
Get an inside look at Paralympian and Olympian power couple Hunter and Tara Davis Woodhall as they gear up for the Paris shift at Raising Cane’s.
The Power of Exercise in Fighting Prostate Cancer: How it Works
In Part 3 of this series, Janet Farrar Worthington talks with PCF-funded epidemiologist June Chan, Sc.D., about what a healthy heart has to do with preventing or slowing down prostate cancer.
#DISCPLUS: Empowering the Next Generation: Starr Coburn’s Journey from Author to Advocate with the ‘Pretty Girl Summit Selfie Party
Follow Starr Coburn’s inspiring journey from author to advocate as she empowers the next generation at the Pretty Girl Summit Selfie Party.
Houston area residents struggle without power and water as excruciating heat continues
Discover the latest updates on the power outages in Houston and the surrounding areas as a result of Hurricane Beryl, leaving residents without electricity and in extreme heat.
The 40th anniversary of The World Conference of Mayors’ inaugural meeting in Liberia and the working relationship built highlights the August 21-24 National Black Business Conference in Atlanta
Don’t miss the National Black Business Conference in Atlanta commemorating the 40th anniversary of the World Conference of Mayors and its first meeting in Liberia
Applications Now Open for The 2024/25 National Black Supplier Development Program: NBL Secures $110 Million in 2023 For Businesses
Learn how the National Black Supplier Development Program is helping black entrepreneurs succeed by securing $110 million in business funding for 2023.
Dave Chappelle to Host Gala Comedy Fundraiser for U.S. Senate Hopeful Hill Harper
Comedian Dave Chappelle will be hosting a gala comedy fundraiser for U.S. Senate hopeful Hill Harper, merging entertainment and politics.
Tools For School 2024! Amerigroup Community Care and Radio One Hosts 3 Back to School Events
Amerigroup Community Care and Radio One have joined forces to host their annual “Tools for School” events, providing students with much-needed school supplies for the upcoming school year. These events aim to support education and help students start the school year off on the right foot.
Compelling New Documentary ‘Put the Guns Down’ Highlights America’s Gun Violence Crisis
Discover the remarkable success of “Put the Guns Down: A World Epidemic,” an award-winning documentary film by Platinum City Golden West Entertainment & Films, tackling the issue of gun violence in South Central Los Angeles.
13-Year-Old Author Bron Echols Makes History. Launches First Skincare Guide for Black Children
Discover the empowering story of 13-year-old author Bron Echols, who launched the first ever skincare guide for Black children, breaking barriers and promoting education.
Kayla Austin: Chicagoland Native’s Invention Protects Children from Gun Violence
At just 21 years old, Kayla Austin’s innovation, “My Gun’s Been Moved,” aims to enhance gun safety by monitoring firearms 24/7.
Booker T. Washington’s vision of Black business prosperity is rooted in the platform of the 124th Black Business Conference; Liberian President to address the assembly; and the revolution will be digitized
Discover Booker T. Washington’s vision for Black business prosperity at the 124th Black Business Conference. Liberian President to address the assembly.
Atlanta Board Of Education Approves Dr. Bryan Johnson As Atlanta Public Schools Incoming Superintendent
The Atlanta Board of Education has chosen Dr. Bryan Johnson as the next superintendent of Atlanta Public Schools. Dr. Johnson’s experience and leadership in K-12 education will continue the board’s efforts in positively impacting the community.
6 ways to protect yourself from getting scammed online, by phone, or IRL
Learn about the dangers of falling for a Google scam and how to protect yourself from online fraud. Protect your personal information and bank account from scammers.
The National Business League, National Medical Association, National Bar Association, and More Announce Collaborative Effort to Empower and Protect Black American Communities
The National Business League, National Medical Association, and National Bar Association have joined forces to address critical issues impacting Black communities, including education, wealth, healthcare, and legal advocacy.
This entrepreneur just won $100K to open her first storefront in Detroit
A Detroit-based entrepreneur has been awarded a $100K grant to open her first storefront, bringing new business opportunities and economic growth to the city.
