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Black history continues unfolding every day. A new generation of Black activists leads movements that demand accountability and build opportunity. These leaders organize communities, influence policy, and reshape national conversations. Their work in 2026 reflects the future direction of Black leadership across multiple movements. Future Black History Leaders to Watch in 2026 Alicia GarzaAlicia Garza co-founded the Black Lives Matter movement. She continues building long-term political power through grassroots organizing. […]

Source: MOISES AVILA / Getty The Trump administration is still desperate to prove that Antifa is an actual organization that exists, and since the administration has also made a habit of wasting the courts’ time with cases borne from MAGA fiction, it is prosecuting a case in Texas in which Justice Department officials are accusing a group of protesters of being terrorists, saying they are part of a “North-Texas Antifa […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Sybil Wilkes is back with another edition of “What We Need to Know,” delivering the stories that matter most to our community. From celebrating monumental legacies to highlighting groundbreaking achievements, this segment keeps us connected to the moments that matter. Let’s recap the latest news that shapes our narrative Here is a breakdown of the headlines making waves right now. ✕ Honoring the Legacy […]

Source: ione nicole thomas / IONE, VIA NICOLE THOMAS If you missed today’s “Trending on the Timeline” with DJ Misses on Posted On The Corner, you missed a whole lot of tea being spilled. This time, the tea is all about the world of reality television. If you thought the on-screen drama was intense, just wait until you hear about the behind-the-scenes battles over money and respect. DJ Misses got […]

Source: Anna Moneymaker / Getty Over the last month, state and local officials have been working to repair the Potomac Interceptor pipeline after a blockage caused sewage to spill into the Potomac River. Instead of being normal about this, President Donald Trump has instead used the sewage leak to continue his feud with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore. Here’s everything we know about the Potomac sewage spill, from Trump’s reaction to […]

Source: kellyvandellen / Getty This week, a judge ruled in favor of plaintiffs who sued the Trump administration, seeking the restoration of an exhibit at the President’s House Site in Philadelphia, honoring the enslaved people who were owned by President George Washington, which the administration began removing last month in compliance with President Donald Trump’s executive order, the “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History” act. Now, the administration is facing a […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Sybil Wilkes is back with another edition of “What We Need to Know,” delivering the stories that matter most to our community. In her latest update, she guides us through a mix of solemn reflection and necessary vigilance, touching on the loss of a civil rights icon, the battle for our children’s mental health, shifts in nutritional assistance, and the ongoing fight for environmental […]

Source: Now That’s TV / Now That’s TV Meet Teleau Belton, a young Black entrepreneur and founder of Now That’s TV who is blowing up.  The dynamic 36 year old is poppin’ with a cultural expansion across television, music, gaming, and community development. Best known for building a fast-growing television network and producing original films, Belton is now scaling his vision into a multi-platform ecosystem rooted in ownership, access, and long-term culturalimpact. Music remains […]

Source: Win McNamee / Getty President Donald Trump is honoring civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson, who died at age 84 on Tuesday, the only way anyone could have imagined Trump would… By making Jackson’s death all about himself. To Trump’s credit — or that of whoever is writing his Truth Social posts these days — the first three or four sentences of Trump’s lengthy tribute to Jackson actually centered […]