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Van Jones said that "people’s hearts are breaking” over Trump's disgraced Chief of Staff John Kelly, who defended former White House aide Rob Porter.

Salon is under fire for a false tweet that discredits African-American actors who have played onscreen heroes before "Black Panther."

The struggle is real.

Sage Steele believes Jemele Hill can only blame herself for the criticisms ignited by her comments referring to Trump as a White supremacist.

Ken Chenault is retiring from American Express and offers solutions on how Fortune 500 companies could solve their diversity problem.

Tavis Smiley is starting up more controversy by hosting several town halls about sexual harassment in different cities after being suspended from PBS for misconduct allegations.

Harlem Capital Partners is an initiative designed to invest in businesses created by at least 1,000 diverse entrepreneurs over the next two decades.

Jemele Hill was expected to leave her role on ESPN’s flagship show “SportsCenter” and join the staff of The Undefeated website.

TV One's Roland Martin had a skillful response to Mo'Nique calling out his record on fighting for Black folks to achieve equality recently.

Tamron Hall is heading back to TV to film an upcoming show in the same vein as "Deadline Crime," her previous show on Investigation Discovery.

Netflix has absolutely no people of color in any positions of considerable power.