Steve Harvey and Mo’nique are ready to have a conversation—not a confrontation.
WATCH: Steve Harvey’s Heated Discussion With Mo’Nique Over Her ‘Blackball’ Claims Sparks Controversy, Especially After He Tells Her to ‘Play the Game’
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Virginia Dem. Attorney General Mark Herring Admits He Wore Blackface as Well
The political crisis in Virginia escalated dramatically Wednesday when another top Democrat — Attorney General Mark Herring — admitted putting on blackface in the 1980s, when he was in college.
Video Footage Show Moments After Tragic Chicago Police Shooting of Black Security Guard in November 2018
Authorities on Monday released chilling video footage of the chaotic moments after a suburban Chicago police officer shot an African-American security guard outside a nightclub in November.
Amazon Names Black Starbucks Director and COO Rosalind Brewer to All-White Board After Facing Pressure to Diversify
Amazon.com has named a black director to its all-white board after facing growing pressure to diversify.
Kristoff St. John, a Emmy Award-Winning Fixture of Daytime TV, Is Dead at 52, One Week After He Threatened Suicide, Was Treated for Depression
Kristoff St. John, who won two Daytime Emmy Awards during his long tenure on the CBS soap opera “The Young and the Restless,” was found dead early Sunday morning at his home in Los Angeles. He was 52.
Pastor & Former Pres. Of Texas Southern Baptists Terry Turner Releases New Book ‘God’s Amazing Grace: Reconciling Four Centuries of African American Marriages and Families’
MESQUITE, Texas (BP) — Terry Turner understands the value of knowing African American history by having seen the importance of discovering his own family’s history.
8 Influential African American Christian Leaders Who Have Contributed to U.S. History
As the United States observes Black History Month, many are looking back in time to learn more about those who’ve shaped our nation.
Remembering Louise Celia Fleming, the First Black American Female Missionary to Serve in Africa
Louise Celia Fleming was born a slave on January 28, 1862, in Florida on the Hibernia Plantation which belonged to Colonel Lewis Michael Fleming. Her parents, who were slaves adopted their slave masters surname and gave it to their children.
Steph Curry Debuts Documentary About the Emanuel AME Church Shooting
The crowd was feverish with anticipation to see their NBA All-Star darling, Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry, who, because of flight delays, was late to the stage at Howard University’s Cramton Auditorium on Wednesday night.
Biblical Discipleship Is the Missing Cogwheel in the Black Church
by Rev. Dr. Robert L. Harrison Praise the Lord saints. Taking the Church away from the Word as our basis for doing and using something different made us powerless not powerful. The spiritual power is in the word and it is seen when it is […]
Exhibits & Landmarks Spotlight How African-Americans Helped Shape the US as Black History Month Approaches
There are many U.S. museums and parks dedicated to honoring the history and culture of Black Americans, which the United States puts an even bigger spotlight on every year in February.
Comedian Kevin Barnett Dies at Age 32 While on Vacation in Mexico
Comedian and writer Kevin Barnett has passed away. The Rel co-creator was 32.
