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On Jan. 3, 2008, first-term U.S. Senator from Illinois Barack Obama made American -- and Black -- history by winning the Iowa Caucuses on his way to becoming the first-ever African American president of the United States.

The University of the District of Columbia received a $2.3 million gift from an anonymous donor.

The space where Detroit’s first Black-owned bookstore lived has received a preservation grant from the National Park Service.

Arin Gentry, founder of the As Told By Foundation, is using her nonprofit to make Black literature accessible to young readers.

Actor and comedian Kenan Thompson has launched a production company.

A new historically Black college will open in Detroit this year, becoming Michigan’s only HBCU.

Rubio's refusal to take the surge of the Omicron variant seriously could be an opening for his likely general election opponent Rep. Val Demings.

The nonprofit Brother Box is on a mission to ensure Black boys have access to a holistic, culturally relevant and equitable education.

For Oscar Grant's family, loved ones and community, New Year's Day is a reminder of a persisting injustice. 

Here are four popular New Year’s resolutions with a twist for improving your relationship with nature in 2022 and beyond.

White transcended time with her comedic charm entertaining multiple generations.

Femly provides all-natural products, education, and is working to increase access to feminine care products. The goal is to not only offer a product that promotes healthy menstrual care but also end-period poverty.