The White House Press Room was host to the cast of the long-running NBC sitcom "A Different World", with Press Secretary Karina Jean-Pierre and others joining in to sing the classic theme song of the show.
Diddy is putting his money where his mouth is and is giving back to HBCUs.
The Met is engaged with HBCUs to borrow artwork for an upcoming exhibition dedicated to the Harlem Renaissance. The exhibit is the first of its kind to be held in New York in over 40 years.
During the event, SNIPES committed to providing $50,000 in scholarships to Atlanta students who signed up at their Scholarship Booth to ensure that these students get the help they need to make their dreams come true and hopefully make the kind of change we need in the future going forward.
Hosted by Chris Spencer, a pair of aspiring comedians will get on-the-job mentoring and comedy tips ahead of a special live show.
This is not the way Black History Month should be kicking off.
Shout out to the Carters for their commitment to furthering the educations of Black and Brown young adults.
We just need the rest of the HBCUs to step up and do the right thing.
Xbox is keeping that energy when it comes to embracing Black and Brown gamers.
As we march into the eighth day of protests denouncing of the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and police brutality, those committed to change show they aren’t giving up. According to published reports, on Saturday (June 6), #HBCUs4BlackLives: Centering Our Youth announced an HBCU protest will be taking place in Atlanta to give the youth a chance to share their thoughts on the current state of affairs in our country.
Since 2007, the Shawn Carter Foundation has been leading a charge to expose potential college students to the world of historically Black colleges and universities, also known as HBCUs, via a bus tour. This year’s tour campaign finds Jay-Z and mother Gloria Carter’s foundation teaming up Toyota with a stop at Washington, D.C.’s Howard University […]
President Donald Trump invited a number of HBCU leaders to the White House yesterday for a gathering Monday (Feb. 27) ahead of an executive order signing meant to address federal support given to those institutions. While the moment had the appearance of a feel-good attempt to cool the recent racial tensions between people of color […]
