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Joe Jackson, one of music’s most famous fathers and the man who helped spearhead the early careers of The Jackson 5 and the early solo careers of Michael and Janet Jackson has died of cancer. He was 89. RELATED: Joe Jackson In Final Stages of Terminal Cancer, Family Prevented From Seeing Him According to TMZ, […]
The CBC is standing up for Maxine Waters.
Trauma for American-Americans began with slavery and continues today.
A mayor called for authorities to use water cannons on demonstrators who are protesting the police killing of Antwon Rose.
Many Black women--who live at the intersections of several disparities, are dealing with one or several instances of trauma at once.
Remember, slavery and internment camps were once the lay of the land in America.
Alison Ettel is learning a well-deserved hard lesson.
The Coast Guard Academy is accused of ignoring discrimination complaints.
An investigation reveals how far Russia meddled in our election.
"We are wives, we are mothers, we are daughters, we are sisters, and we bring those experiences with us," South Fulton's Chief Judge Tiffany Sellers said.