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Mario Bailey Launches New Black Doctor Directory Despite Ongoing Discrimination Lawsuit By White Doctor
Originally published by BlackNews.com. Mario Bailey, a 31-year-old Jamaican-born entrepreneur and software engineer who immigrated to the United States in 2010, has launched BlackHealth.org, a new online platform designed primarily to...
This Artist Rebuked Entertainment Companies for Years. Now She’s Selling $1 Concert Tickets
Phoebe Bridgers joins a consortium of singers dedicated to ensuring that their shows are accessible and affordable.
Think AI Is Ruining the Job Market for Gen-Z? A New Study Blames Remote Work Instead—Here’s Why
Research published by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that work-from-home set-ups may be fueling the unemployment rate among recent college graduates.
The 1 Simple Trick Hackers Used to Trick Meta’s AI Bot and Take Over Instagram Accounts
A prominent victim of the Instagram hacks blamed ‘gullible AI bots.’ Here’s what happened.
‘Spanish For Black Girls’ To Host 7th Trip For Professional Black Women
As more professional women seek opportunities to expand globally, increase career confidence, and travel with ease, Spanish for Black Girls continues its mission to help Black women become conversationally confident in Spanish...
Black Farmers File Lawsuit Against USDA Over $127M In Cancelled Grants
Plaintiffs argue the USDA violated federal law and due process protections when it abruptly revoked grant agreements
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...


