On Thursday (Aug 1), community leaders, elected officials, celebrities and more gathered at Fallbrook Church to celebrate the life and works of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee. The post [PHOTOS] Stevie Wonder, VP Kamala Harris, The Clintons and More Pay Final Respects To Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee in Houston appeared first on Black America Web.
Track and Field star Veronica Fraley shared on social media she was struggling to pay rent and Flava Flava and Alexis Ohanian stepped up. The post Team USA’s Veronica Fraley Has Her Rent Paid By Flava Flav & Alexis Ohanian appeared first on Black America Web.
T-Pain recently told concert goers "I'm not a clown!" during a fiery rant in reaction to fans disrespecting him during his performance.
Suge Knight lays out his theory of how the FBI and Diddy could be causing friction in Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez's marriage.
ASAP Rocky reveals an audacious new track featuring Busta Rhymes, Flavor Flav, Slick Rick, Fatman Scoop, and Morrissey. Get the inside scoop on this star-studded collaboration.
The family of YNW Juvy, one of YNW Melly's alleged murder victims, wants Fredo Bang to sit for a deposition in a wrongful death lawsuit.
French Montana was sued for not clearing a sample of Skylar Gudasz's "Femme Fatale" for his song "Blue Chills."
Biden’s administration issued $2 billion in federal funds to black and minority farmers who experienced mistreatment by the United States Department of Agriculture, as announced on Wednesday. The direct payments will be sent to “eligible applicants [under the Inflation Reduction Act’s Discrimination Financial Assistance Program (DFAP)], [aiming] to provide financial assistance to farmers, ranchers, and forest […] The post USDA Gives $2 Billion to Black and Minority Farmers Following Discriminatory History […]
The law has become a tool of cruel oppression, not justice. The post Chris Dunn, Wrongfully Convicted 34 Years Ago, Finally Free. St. Louis Legal Officials Tried To Keep Him Locked Up Despite Innocence appeared first on NewsOne. The post Chris Dunn, Wrongfully Convicted 34 Years Ago, Finally Free. St. Louis Legal Officials Tried To Keep Him Locked Up Despite Innocence appeared first on Black America Web.
