Every Graduate at Majority Black Chicago High School Accepted to College for 11th Consecutive Year
This is amazing! Graduating seniors at Southland College Prep Charter High School in Richton Park, a suburb of Chicago, have a little something extra to be proud of. While they have all individually done well, they also have collectively carried on the school’s legacy of academic excellence. For the 11th year in a row, every […]
9 Black Sibling Groups That Redefined Soul Music
Black music thrives on the power of connection, and what better connection is there than family? Sibling acts have long been part of Black music’s legacy. Bred and nurtured under one roof, their shared history and musical upbringing result in undeniable chemistry, producing some of the most iconic groups ever with harmonies that are nearly […]
Two-Year-Old ‘Baby Dev’ Shocks America’s Got Talent With Advanced Math Skills
He’s a young math prodigy!🙌🏾 This adorable two-year-old genius has a knack for numbers! Baby Dev has been going viral on social media for his quick wit and charm when it comes to solving math problems, both big and small. Recently, Devan showcased his impressive skills on America’s Got Talent alongside his dad Duane, wowing […]
Durand Bernarr is Revitalizing Black Music with His Latest EP
He’s bringing that old thing back to music–authenticity, innovative collaboration, and fun! Durand Bernarr isn’t your average R&B artist. He’s a vocalist with a powerhouse voice, a songwriter with a knack for witty lyrics, and a producer with a keen ear for crafting infectious hooks. June is both Black Music Month and Pride Month, and […]
Author LaDarrion Williams Releases New Fiction Book Centered Around Literal HBCU Magic
“What if Harry Potter went to an HBCU in the South?” Author LaDarrion Williams has released “Blood at the Root,” a novel that brings magic to an HBCU setting for young readers. Launched on May 7th, the story follows a teenager on the run who discovers a hidden family and a magical community at an […]
Morgan State’s Marching Band Makes History as First HBCU to Perform at D-Day Memorial Parade in France
The Magnificent Marching Machine from Morgan State University made history on Friday as they took center stage in Normandy, France, commemorating the 80th Anniversary of D-Day, the Invasion of Normandy during World War II which is considered the largest invasion by sea in history. This significant milestone marked the first time a Historically Black College […]
Louisiana High School Student Who Lives in Homeless Shelter Graduates as Valedictorian
Elijah Hogan, a 19-year-old student from Louisiana, has defied incredible odds to graduate as the valedictorian of Walter L. Cohen High School in New Orleans, boasting a remarkable 3.93 GPA. Despite facing homelessness for the past year and a half, Hogan maintained his academic excellence, earning the highest GPA in his class. Hogan’s journey has […]
Meet Infinity Song: The Rising Stars of Soft Rock
New York City’s very own Infinity Song is a force to be reckoned with! From singing in Central Park to collaborating with Jay-Z, Infinity Song’s journey to musical stardom is as unique as their rock ‘n’ roll-inspired sound. This NYC-based band of siblings is more than just performers; they’re a tight-knit family united by their […]
Pinky Cole Partners With Pepsi to Spotlight Nation’s Best Black-Owned Restaurants
She’ll be serving as the company’s newest ambassador! Pinky Cole Hayes is a renowned restaurateur, philanthropist, and founder of the uber-popular Slutty Vegan franchise. Launched in 2018, Cole has grown her plant-based business from a humble food truck to a $100 million empire with locations in multiple cities. Cole credits the success of her company […]
Oakland Student Accepted to 122 Colleges, Receives $5.3M in Scholarships
He’s shooting for the stars! Helms Ategeka is a scholar at Head-Royce School in Oakland, California, NBC 4 Washington reports. A Ugandan immigrant, Helms brought his passion and dedication with him when he moved to the U.S. five years ago. Determined to accomplish his dreams, Helms set out to do his very best academically, participating […]