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Charlotte West High School “decorated” a pair of segregated entrances for Black History Month.
Our Forever First Lady has launched a new health company.
After years of delays and setbacks, noted Pan-Afrikan psychologist Dr. Umar Johnson has "finally" set a date to open FDMG Academy, his school in Delaware for Black boys.
"Regardless of how successful you are, it's all about coming back to your community," said Roberts.
The ABC sitcom ‘Abbott Elementary’ donated 150,000 meals to Feeding America.
The nonprofit Hit the Books is empowering Harlem youth through education and mixed martial arts.
Legendary funk musician George Clinton donated musical instruments to his former elementary school in Newark.
Morehouse College, Clark Atlanta University and the nonprofit New Leaders launched a program to hire more Black principals.
Spelman alumna Dr. LaMonica Davis Taylor has launched a mobile dentist facility to serve underprivileged youth in Mississippi.
The New York Knicks and Chase gifted a Bronx-based charter school with $100K.