The saying “we keep us safe” takes on a new meaning in the aftermath of disaster. Community is everything.
On this Giving Tuesday, take some time to reflect on the financial contributions from African Americans that have been consistent and dependable for many generations.
Jonathan Jones is giving back to the youth through his Next Step Foundation. The Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee spoke about his philanthropic efforts with NewsOne.
NBA legend Rasheed Wallace was honored with a street naming in his hometown of Philadelphia.
Justice continues to be denied for 8-year-old Fanta Bility and other victims of a late August police shooting.
Keshia Knight Pulliam and Terrence Jenkins have teamed up with Now and Later for the creation of an initiative designed to empower HBCU students.
Showtime recently donated $500,000 to support and advance grassroots initiatives in Chicago.
At the urging of Brown's family, groups of volunteers have gone out into the community handing out flyers to alert people of his disappearance.
The National Urban League has unveiled an initiative designed to address the digital divide.
The Presidential Inaugural Committee has planned a special Inauguration Eve event aimed at honoring the Black community and the African Diaspora as the country prepares for a new presidential administration.
Tina Knowles-Lawson has teamed up with African Pride to increase Black voter turnout.
NBA stars Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony and Dwyane Wade launched the Social Change Fund to support grassroots organizations focused on uplifting and empowering the Black community.
