Details are scarce in the fatal police shooting of Roger Fortson — a young, Black Senior Airman in the U.S. Air Force — at his Florida apartment. The post Florida Cop Who Killed Young Black Air Force Officer Is From Same Police Department In ‘Acorn’ Shooting appeared first on NewsOne.
A new wave of Black-owned wellness apps offer Black and POC users a safe space for self-care and connections to others who understand the unique challenges they face.
Bernard Polite, the man who tried to shoot a paster, has been charged with homicide after police found the body of his cousin. The post Man Shown On Video Trying To Shoot Pastor In Church Is Charged With Murdering Cousin appeared first on NewsOne.
Derrick Johnson, CEO & President of the NAACP, will receive the Champion Award for his work to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars. The post NAACP President Derrick Johnson Is Being Awarded For His Efforts To Ban Menthol Cigarettes appeared first on NewsOne.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed controversial Senate Bill 189 into law which critics say it will make it "more difficult" for voters to cast ballots. The post Georgia Bill That Makes Voting ‘More Difficult’ Signed Into Law Amid ACLU Threat To Sue appeared first on NewsOne.
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk defended Ole Miss student JP Staples, who got kicked out of his frat for making racist monkey noises toward a Black student. The post Mediocre White Man Charlie Kirk Defends Racist Ole Miss Student Who Got Kicked Out Of Frat Over Monkey Noises appeared first on NewsOne.
Ciara has a message for all the mom's out there.
On Wednesday, House Haiti Caucus Co-Chairs will host a press conference on Capitol Hill addressing the growing crises in Haiti. The post The Future Of Haiti: House Democrats Call For Urgent Action On Island Nation’s Crises appeared first on NewsOne.
While speaking about the tech and A.I. industry, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Black kids in the Bronx don't know what computers are. The post NY Gov. Hochul Under Fire For Saying Black Kids ‘Don’t Even Know What The Word Computer Means’ appeared first on NewsOne.
White supremacist Marian Hudak, who terrorized Black and brown people, got fewer than four years in prison for a racist federal hate crime, which is less than what guidelines call for. The post Light Sentence? KKK Flag-Flying White Supremacist Who Terrorized Black, Brown People Gets 41 Months appeared first on NewsOne.
