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Derrell Edwards Makes NASCAR History With Daytona 500 Win

  Photo via: Derrell Edwards / HANDOUT Derrell Edwards recently made history as the first NASCAR Drive for Diversity program member to be a part of a winning Daytona 500 pit crew for driver, Austin Dillon. According to NASCAR, Edwards is also believed to be the first African American to win a Daytona race as […]

Disney Celebrates Success Of ‘Black Panther’ With $1 Million Donation To Boys & Girls Clubs Of America’s STEM Programs

  Photo credit: Marvel Studios  The Walt Disney Company (owner of Marvel Studios) is celebrating “Black Panther’s” box office success by donating $1 million dollars to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America. The donation, announced by Disney on Monday, will reportedly help expand the organization’s STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) programs.  According to the […]

LaTonya Lewis Becomes The Highest Ranking Black Woman In The Baltimore Police Department

  Earlier this month, LaTonya Lewis made history by becoming the first Black woman in the Baltimore Police Department to be promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. The promotion makes her the highest ranking Black woman in the history of the Baltimore force. Her promotion was one of many new appointments and reorganizing efforts announced by Commissioner-designate […]

‘Black Panther’ Continues To Break Box Office Records

  Photo via: Marvel Studios  Ryan Coogler’s “Black Panther” is still breaking records at the box office! In its second weekend, the superhero movie pulled in an estimated $108 million (and counting) from 4,020 U.S. theaters, securing the second-highest second weekend ever. According to Variety, “The Disney and Marvel title hit the $400 million mark in the […]

GA Siblings Create Innovative App For Teens Dealing With Mental Health Issues

 Photo credit: Amber Laws   After 15-year-old Hannah Lucas was diagnosed with a medical condition that caused her to faint frequently, she became extremely anxious, depressed, and even began to self-harm. Out of her fear to potentially faint when no one was around to help her, she and her younger brother developed an idea for […]

This 11-Year-Old Is Gifting Black Girls With Dolls That Look Like Them

All photos via: Nakia Bowling   Image representation is important and it’s a lesson that 11-year-old Zoe Terry of Miami, Florida learned at an early age. When she was 5-years-old, she was bullied in school because of the color of her skin and her hair. Rather than letting the hurtful remarks get her down, Terry […]

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