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You’re already familiar with Simone Biles, the most decorated gymnast of all time who recently garnered her seventh U.S. title. But Biles isn’t the only reason the U.S. Olympic g... Read more
The Bryant empire continues without him. One year after his death, Bryant’s companies have largely remained quiet, but his enterprises have not been dormant. Read more
Kevin Clayton elected new board chair of Community Health Charities (CHC). Also NBA Cleveland Cavaliers Vice President of Diversity, Inclusion and Engagement Read more
Colin Kaepernick's determined stand puts him in rare company in sports history: Muhammad Ali, Jackie Robinson—athletes who risked everything to make a difference. Read more
A group led by Black pastors has launched a campaign #Black0utNFL with a video that has already gained over 8-million views on Facebook. Read more
Former NBA player Stephon Marbury shared the stage with Hindi cinema legend Aamir Khan as both men were in Beijing to promote their films. Marbury has a new documentary-film My Other Home, w... Read more
When Tiger Woods won the Masters in 1997, many believed it could signal the beginning of a new era of diversity in professional golf. Woods was just one man on a tour that remained almost en... Read more
Race is the root of the underclass status to which Blacks are now relegated. Slavery, race and racism are economic issues. Read more
LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling tells his girlfriend, V. Stiviano, to keep the Black folks off her Instagram account and out of his public view and arena -- including Magic Johnson. OUCH! Read more
If I could pass a lesson on to the kids it would be this: Don’t attack anybody. I shouldn’t have attacked Michael Crabtree the way I did. You don’t have to put anybody else down to make your... Read more
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