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Seneca Connor Launches Platform That Scores Brands On Their Commitment To The Black Community
Originally published on BlackNews.com. Seneca Connor, an African American attorney and entrepreneur from Northern California, has officially launched Reckond, a first-of-its-kind consumer accountability platform that scores major brands on their real...
Study Finds Black Men Don’t Trust Mainstream News
A new focus group study suggests that a growing number of Black men are becoming increasingly frustrated with traditional news media and are instead choosing to get their information from...
Black Women Feel The Brunt Of AI Disruption And DEI Rollbacks Disproportionately
As artificial intelligence transforms industries and companies continue scaling back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, new data suggests Black women workers are facing the hardest consequences. According to reporting...
Civil Rights Lawyer And MLK Advisor Clarence B. Jones Dies At 95
Clarence B. Jones, a renowned civil rights attorney, strategist, and longtime confidant of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., has died at the age of 95. Jones passed away on May...
Robert ‘Kool’ Bell Is Building A Legacy Beyond Music With Le Kool Champagne And Kool King Coconut Water
For generations, Kool & the Gang has been part of the soundtrack for so many special occasions, from weddings and graduations to family reunions and championship parades. Now, co-founder Robert...
Spencer Leak Jr., 3rd-Generation Leader Of Chicago’s Leak & Sons Funeral Homes, Dies At 56
Spencer Leak Jr., a third-generation scion and co-leader of Chicago’s Leak & Sons Funeral Homes, died Sunday, May 31, at age 56, according to a statement released by the Leak Family. “It is with profound sadness...
Young Birmingham Engineering Scholars Recognized By Historic Women’s Organization
The students were recently honored by the Birmingham chapter of the Society of Women Engineers
Congressional Black Caucus Calls On Corporate America To Oppose Redistricting Efforts Targeting Majority-Black Districts
The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) is calling on some of the nation’s largest corporations to take a public stand against redistricting efforts that could reduce Black political representation in Congress....
