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Repeatedly during his first 100 days, President Donald J. Trump signaled to the leaders and supporters of historically Black colleges…
If you watched comedian Larry Wilmore’s roast of President Obama at his final White House Correspondents dinner, then you recall…
Nooses have appeared recently around the nation’s capital — including the Smithsonian’s new African-American history museum — in a rash…
Tiger Woods inspired a generation of minority golfers when he burst on to the scene as a charismatic young star…
It seems like as a minority millennial we have our plates so full of daily politics digesting it all is…
The recent executive order establishing the Presidential Commission on Election Integrity represents yet another veiled attempt to disenfranchise people of…
Fulton County has been named the 2017 Best in Nation in Civic Engagement and Public Information Award recipient from the…
State lawmakers have approved a plan to increase Illinois’ minimum wage to $15 over five years. The Senate voted 30-23…
The NAACP is overhauling itself from the inside out. And changes are being wrought at the top. Cornell Brooks, CEO…
Court Recognizes Claim Brought by African-American, Latino, and Asian-American Voters in Georgia’s Most Diverse County A federal district court judge…
Fulton County property values will spike dramatically this year and, thus, so will property taxes, according to the Fulton County…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Following a spike in deadly attacks on police, more than a dozen states have responded…
MAY 26, 2017 — This morning on News One Now, host and managing editor Roland Martin interviewed Melaine Campbell, executive…
If you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. The United States has a big hammer: the military, plus…
Governor Nathan Deal signed two bills expanding tax credits offered to Georgia’s film and gaming industries. House Bill 199 will…
Image Courtesy of Sherise Brown The Atlanta City Council approved, in a vote of nine to three, an ordinance by…
