Attendees representing various groups at the 2019 Congressional hearing on reparations. Source: NurPhoto / Getty Since Ta-Nehisi Coates’ “The Case For Reparations” was published by The Atlantic, conversations about reparations have grown substantially. For many, reparations went from a passing…
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Dog Owners Have A ‘Bucket List’ Of Shared Experiences With Their Pets
Owners typically describe their dog as confident (47 percent), mischievous (40 percent), and adventurous (31 percent). The post Dog Owners Have A ‘Bucket List’ Of Shared Experiences With Their Pets appeared first on Zenger News. The post Dog Owners Have…
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Lyda Newman designed a brush for you and your Black hair
Listen to this article here Inventor and women’s rights advocate Lyda Newman is best known for a newly-designed hairbrush patent. Newman did not invent the hairbrush, but she did revolutionize its design to resemble the brushes in use more today. According…
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Jayland Walker’s Family Wants The DOJ To Takeover Investigation Into His Killing
The family of Jayland Walker requests the DOJ take over the investigation into his killing from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Source: Angelo Merendino / Getty The family of Jayland Walker want the Department of Justice to take over…
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Billionaire Ye is being sued for a number of unpaid bills
Listen to this article here On Friday, the LA-based production company Phantom Labs sued Ye for $7.1 million, accusing him of failing to pay the firm for work it did on some of his highest-profile projects over the past year….
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Family says paying for ice cream cones at Sugar Land shop cost them $500 tip
A Houston area family recently went out for ice cream and ended up with a $500 tip on their debit card. The store owner said they’re not the only ones according to FOX 26 Houston. “I was pretty livid. I…
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NYC Judge Overturns Convictions For Three Men Found Guilty on ‘Questionable’ Police Tactics In Getting Confessions For Putting Subway Token Clerk on Fire
NEW YORK (AP) — After decades in prison, three men were cleared Friday in one of the most horrifying crimes of New York’s violent 1990s — the killing of a clerk who was set on fire in a subway toll…
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Entrepreneur From Michigan Opens Africa’s Newest Black-Owned Safari in Tanzania
Nationwide — Paul Allen Billings, an African American entrepreneur from Muskegon, Michigan, is the owner of his very own safari in the East African country of Tanzania called VisitTanzania4Less.com. Africa is known for having the most wildlife in the world….
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