Last month I wrote a piece on President Obama’s Black agenda, as laid out by White House Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett (Note: She didn’t actually call it a “Black agenda”–that emphasis ...

where she will meet with Black entrepreneurs and highlight what her campaign is calling an Opportunity Agenda for Black Men ... Black turnout lagged that of White voters, an indication of a ...

Eight Democratic candidates for the Mayoral race made their case for a Black Agenda for New York at the ... with the person that we have in the White House now. The proposal to cut Medicaid ...

Also included in her Opportunity Agenda ... that Black Americans continue to face. “Today, the average Black family has about $45,000 of wealth versus $285,000 for a white family,” said ...

Myrie's agenda tackles four pivotal points of growth for the Black community, including public health and economic development. New York State Sen. Zellnor Myrie released his Black Agenda for NYC ...

Demonstrating her commitment to earning our votes, she released a comprehensive agenda outlining the ways in which she will help Black men get ahead and lead in their communities. Her plan is ...

Is your Facebook icon looking a little dreary ... It now is appearing as a black background with a blue "F," rather than the traditional white on blue, for some users. Dozens of users chimed ...

The National Black ... white supremacy would manage to keep Black voters in line. However, the problem is that it always came at the expense of economic progress. In fact, one could argue that the ...

Draymond Green has hit back against an "agenda" to paint him as "an angry Black man" after his fifth technical foul of the NBA playoffs. "Looked like the angry Black man," he said. "I'm not an ...

Many Facebook users are confused, and a bit unhappy, after a technical issue caused their Facebook app icon mysteriously ... a blue "F" on a black tile rather than a white "F" on a blue tile.

The one I care most about is the Opportunity Agenda for Black Men. While certain aspects require congressional authorization, others need merely a simple stroke of the presidential pen.

After the game, Green ripped what he sees as an "agenda" to portray him as "an angry Black man." "I'm not an angry Black man," Green said in the locker room, via The Athletic's Anthony Slater.