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America feels more divided than ever. If we weren’t already split before last year, President Donald Trump, Elon Musk and company have us holding down our sides of the fence even more now. Need proof of the divide..? Just look at video of Trump’s speech to Congress on Wednesday (March 5)…the tension was thick. Read […]
Despite a Divided Nation, 15 Peculiar Things All Americans Have in Common Read More »
The right protest has the potential to bring a nation to its knees, change laws and policies forever; and cement a spot in our history books. This one-day economic boycott on Friday (Feb. 28) won’t be one of those protests. Let me tell you why. Read more…
The Feb. 28 Economic Boycott is Not the Move…Here’s Why Read More »
The price of eggs is at a historic high; inflation continues to ravage the country. All while thousands of federal employees have been suspended and thousands more immigrants have been deported. If you’re like many Americans across the country who feel helpless in the midst of what seems like a national crisis, then… Read more…
Rules of the Feb. 28 Economic Blackout Every Black Person Should Know Read More »
Back in 2020, Donald Trump signed an executive order against “race and sex stereotyping and scapegoating.” This would effectively begin a barrage of attacks on diversity efforts in the public realm. Former President Joe Biden rescinded this anti-DEI order on his first day in office in January 2021. Read more…
Who’s The Face Of DEI? It’s Sure Not Black Read More »
There is a call for anyone who is upset about corporations bowing to the whims of the president to boycott them on February 28th. This is not a bad idea because boycotts work. Don’t believe me, let’s look at history. Read more…
In the wake of the rollback of DEI initiatives at many major companies, Black folks are giving those same corporations two scoops of “Mess Around and Find out.” We have once again rallied – in our communities, our churches and out social groups – against companies like Walmart and McDonald’s, who through rolling back… Read
DEI Expert: Still Shopping at Walmart? Expect to Catch Major Black Chat Group Shade Read More »
If you were around in the 1970s and 1980s, you already know that the DeBarge family dominated R&B music along with The Sylvers and The Jacksons. The siblings, who grew up in Detroit and Grand Rapids, Michigan, found music as a way to cope with the physical abuse they suffered at the hands of their
We’re entering one of the most hectic times of the year. With an election just around the corner, holiday season rapidly approaching the station and tax season right behind that, The Root knows what it’s like to feel financially stretched and counting pennies. Read more…
Black Tax Traps For Black Folks to Avoid This Holiday Season Read More »
All good stories that keep people’s attention until the end are the ones with insane plot twists. No, we’re not talking fictional tales. Real life humans are up to things every day that make us say, “Wait, what?!” Read more…
15 Black Stories With a Plot Twist We Did NOT Expect Read More »
Not many successful prosecutors with government experience at both the state and federal levels list their summer jobs in high school and college on their CVs. That’s because, at a certain point in your career, it doesn’t matter anymore – especially when, like Kamala Harris, you can call yourself the country’s first Bl… Read more…
Haters Trying to Put Kamala Harris on Blast for Work She Did in College Read More »
