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Ebony magazine has laid off a third of its staff and plans on moving its editorial operations to L.A.
Angella Reid --- the first woman and second African American to hold the position as Chief Usher for The White House --- has been dismissed from her job.
Edward Crawford --- the protester who became a hero in Ferguson, Missouri after being captured in a popular photograph throwing a tear gas canister fired by police after the 2014 shooting of Michael Brown --- was found dead late Thursday.
Some experts believe tax code reform should include provisions that encourage investment in communities of color to spur economic growth.
Roland Martin spoke with Pulitzer Prize-winner Jose Antonio Vargas, whose production company, Emerging US, focuses on immigration and race.
"Come on, [Milwaukee] Sheriff [David] Clarke,'' Roland Martin said during a recent segment of NewsOne Now, "buck up in your big cowboy hat and be a man and talk about how this man died in your jail."
In backing Emmanuel Macron for president, Obama opposes Trump's anti-immigrant choice for French president.
Chicago gangs are increasingly using assault rifles.
Texas police have charged James Scott Lee, 32, with a hate crime Wednesday for the attempted stabbing of an African-American male who he referred to by using a hateful racial slur.
John Wiley Price, the longtime Dallas County Commissioner, has been acquitted of federal bribery & mail fraud charges.
Recent controversy about hair care products has returned the perennial issue of the politics of Black hair to the spotlight.
Those targeted by the city owe at least six months of back water bills and that they must pay by May 19 or possibly lose their homes via foreclosure.