CBS Commits To More Inclusive Reality Show CastsCBS commits to more inclusive reality show casts.
Legendary Civil Rights Leader John Lewis Dead At 80John Lewis, who survived a brutal beating by police during the landmark 1965 march in Selma Alabama and became a towering figure of the civil rights movement and a longtime US congressman, has died after a six-month battle with cancer.
CBS Announces Multi-Year Content Partnership With NAACPCBS & the NAACP announced a multi-year deal to create a variety of content across its television and streaming platforms.
Currahee Brewing Co. New Beer Name Stirs ControversyAn Alpharetta and Franklin, NC brewery recently named a beer that has stirred up controversy. Some allege the name has racial overtones.
‘Leaving Us To The Slaughter’: Rev. Jamal Bryant, Senior Pastor At New Birth Missionary Baptist ChurchBlack leaders say reopening Georgia is an attack on people of color
Tyler Perry Hires Former Inmate Once Serving Life SentenceThe Fulton County DA's Conviction Integrity Unit ended a man's life sentence and helped him get a job through Tyler Perry.
Democrats Banking On Black Rural Voters To Win GeorgiaStrategy for voter turnout — and how to fight the barriers to it — in what could be a pivotal midterm election.
Georgia Can Use Redrawn Lines Amid Redistricting ChallengeThe majority opinion issued last week by a three-judge panel calls the evidence raised in the lawsuit "compelling" but says it falls short of documenting intent to depress black voter strength.
Alabama Man, 83, Executed For Judge's 1989 Mail-Bomb Slaying
NAACP Celebrates Jubilee Emancipation Day, Gun Buy Back And A New High School For Underserved Kids
September Closes Out Sickle Cell Awareness Month and The NAACP Atlanta Talks Upcoming Events
Nathan Deal Vs. NAACP
Blacks Becoming More Visible In Obama Administration
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