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Two of Payton Grendon's extended family members, Sandra and Dave Komoroff, are blaming COVID-19 for his alleged racist shooting spree in Buffalo. The post Buffalo Suspect's Family Blames COVID-19 For Shooting appeared first on NewsOne.
Charlottesville mother Melissa Riley is among other plaintiffs suing the Albemarle County School Board because she blames an anti-racism curriculum for making her biracial son identify as "just a Black man." She said it has caused "racial issues" in her home. The post White Mom's Lawsuit: CRT Made Biracial Son Identify As Black appeared first on NewsOne.
Black Feminist Future remains firm in a public campaign focused on the WNBA player to ensure her safe return sooner than later. Â
Tennis phenom Naomi Osaka is launching her own sports agency.
A television series inspired by Toni Morrison’s novel Sula is in the works.
The National Park Service is awarding $16.2 million in grants to preserve historic landmarks connected to the civil rights movement.
While in recent years the trajectory for graduating Black college students in the job market hadn’t been promising, the numbers are telling a different story in 2022.
Aaron Salter Jr., a 30-year veteran of the Buffalo Police department, is being remembered as "a hero" who prevented more deaths in Saturday's racist mass shooting at a supermarket. Here's everything we know about the victims.
The gunman who allegedly killed at least 10 people in a supermarket in a Black neighborhood in Buffalo left a manifesto espousing "White Replacement Theory," a racist conspiracy theory increasingly popular in far-right and ultra-conservative political circles.
A video posted online showed the man was being arrested with Buffalo Police guiding him into a car seemingly without incident.
Nearly seven decades after the U.S. Supreme Court’s unanimous landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954, the court’s declared goal of integrated education is still not yet achieved.
Wiley College received a $300,000 gift from an anonymous donor to clear the student debt for the HBCU’s 2022 graduating class.