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Scott Colom Reflects On Historic Win, Pledges To Serve All Mississippians In First Speech

Mississippi Sen.-elect Scott Colom reflected on faith, perseverance and his commitment to serving all residents after his historic election victory.

Scott Colom Becomes Mississippi’s First Black Elected U.S. Senator

Democrat Scott Colom is projected to defeat Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi's U.S. Senate race.

Irma P. Hall, Big Mama In ‘Soul Food,’ Dead At 91

Irma P. Hall, the actress who played the beloved family matriarch Big Mama in the 1997 film Soul Food, has died. She was 91.

Meet Senfronia Thompson, The Lawmaker Who Could Become Texas’ First Black House Speaker

Texas state Rep. Senfronia Thompson is poised to make history after securing the support of a bipartisan coalition of 90 lawmakers in her bid...

U.S. Marshals Official Placed On Leave After Watermelon Left On Black Colleague’s Desk

Peter Marketos, a senior U.S. Marshals Service official, is under investigation after a watermelon was left on a Black colleague's desk. It remains unclear who placed the fruit there or whether Marketos was directly involved.

There Are Now More Seats. We Need a Larger Table.

By Dennis Archer, Jr. - Chairman & CEO, sixteen42 ventures Colleagues & Friends,A few weeks before the general election, a dear friend of mine,...

Marietta City Council to Honor Scholar-Athlete KingDaniel Hernandez

The Nov. 12 recognition highlights academic achievement, basketball leadership, and advocacy for mental health and homelessness. The Marietta City Council will honor KingDaniel Hernandez, a...

Rally at the GA Capitol today to Demand an End to VA Cuts

This Veterans Day we are taking to the streets to defend veterans’ services and VA workers! Billionaires like Trump are carrying out an all...

Ole Miss Student Apologizes After Making Monkey Noises Outside Black Students’ Apartment

An 18-year-old Ole Miss student has apologized after identifying herself in a video showing racist gestures outside a Black student's apartment. The university confirmed she is no longer enrolled.

Black On The Battlefield: 5 Facts About Black Veterans Who Shaped History

Did you know that Harriet Tubman was a spy?

Rep. Terri Sewell Plans New Push to Restore Federal Voting Rights Protections

U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell of Alabama plans to reintroduce legislation designed to strengthen the Voting Rights Act of 1965, renewing a congressional effort to address Supreme Court rulings that have narrowed federal protections for minority voters. Sewell announced Monday that she is working with voti

The Home Depot Backyard to Host Night Market: Soulful Holiday Edition on November 12

Where holiday cheer meets culture and community, guests can enjoy an evening of soulful flavors, seasonal cocktails, local shopping, and live music.  The Home Depot...
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