Nelson Mandela won the first-ever multiracial presidential election in South Africa on May 2, 1994.
Scott Adams took to X to remind us how gullible he is and how easy it is to convince people of things when they willfully ignore facts.
Black voters are being blamed for low turnout as Louisiana elected Jeff Landry governor, but critics say state Democrats didn't help, either.
All five major candidates are people of color, two are Black women, setting the stage for voters to elect the first non-white man to lead the city.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals agreed to review the conviction of Crystal Mason, a mom and grandmother sentenced to five-years for casting a provisional ballot in the 2016 election.
While the country is being forced to deal with systemic racism and white supremacy, Black candidates are stepping into the void.
Wilkes, 30, an activist and movement leader, recently launched her second campaign to run for Maryland's 5th Congressional District, in hopes to unseat Rep. Steny Hoyer, the longest-serving House Democrat.
A group of Black leaders and entertainers will help the incoming Biden-Harris administration usher in a new chapter in America's history, with the hopes to refresh and rejuvenate a deeply divided nation.
On the heels of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and President-elect Joe Biden’s historic victory, a wave of congratulatory messages from the HBCU community poured in.
In Georgia and North Carolina, 90 percent of Black youth voted for Biden.
HBCU alumnae who unwaveringly worked to tip the scale towards change were instrumental in Howard University alumna Kamala Harris’ historic victory.
