Black women's pregnancy experiences are often irreversibly marred by the structural and systemic racism in the medical industry.
Sickle cell patient Kendric Cromer, 12, became the first person in the world to receive a F.D.A. approved gene therapy treatment that could cure the condition.
Rep. Mike Collins is under fire for praising racist University of Mississippi students by claiming, "Ole Miss taking care of business."
Funeral details have been announced for Frank Tyson, a Black man who died during a violent arrest in Canton, Ohio, after telling cops "I can't breathe."
Five of the seven Virginia police officers accused of murdering Irvo Otieno at a mental health hospital will have charges dropped, for now.
Donald Trump’s proposal to deport undocumented immigrants misrepresents the context and impact of Eisenhower’s failed policy decades earlier.
Suspected white supremacist Gregory Livingston was found guilty of murdering Alvin Motley, an unarmed Black man, over a dispute about loud music in Memphis in 2021.
Ava DuVernay’s independent distribution company spotlights Black mothers whose sons were the victims of police brutality.
Congressman James Clyburn and other notable Black leaders were awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor.
Georgia officers Nicholas Malagon and Noah Maack were allowed to resign after they were caught beating Black man, Montavious Smith.
NewsOne compiled a detailed list of commencement speakers who are slated to deliver keynote addresses at historically Black colleges and universities' graduation ceremonies this year.
Black Voters Matter and me too. International have joined forces for the 2024 election.
NewsOne was on the scene at this year's Bloody Sunday commemoration.
The lingering questions about the icon's assassination may never truly be answered.
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The former NFL star can't stop going viral.
Keke Palmer is writing a new book to be published on Nov. 19. In the book, Keke gets real about life, love, career growth and relationships.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed controversial Senate Bill 189 into law which critics say it will make it "more difficult" for voters to cast ballots.
Trump-appointed federal judges shut down a newly drawn Louisiana congressional map that added a new majority-Black district.
For those who aren't Civil War history buffs and are unfamiliar with Davis, he was the president of the Confederate States of America who said that Black people are “fitted expressly for servitude.”
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk defended Ole Miss student JP Staples, who got kicked out of his frat for making racist monkey noises toward a Black student.
While speaking about the tech and AI industry, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Black kids in the Bronx don't know what computers are.
A viral video shows a Karen at McDonald's in a confrontation with a Black man, whom she challenged to a fight and called "boy" while citing racist tropes.
The "Teacherville" initiative covers down payment and closing costs for home purchases.
Byron Perkins, a defensive back at Hampton University, is entering the 2024 NFL Draft.
When choosing a gift for your loved one this holiday season, prioritize functionality, quality and adaptability — especially for family members who may be in college or high school.
W.E.B. Du Bois' “The Philadelphia Negro” — which was published 125 years ago — offers valuable lessons about why Black Philadelphia neighborhoods look the way they do today.
During an interview with Time magazine, Donald Trump claimed that there is an "anti-white feeling" in America that "can't be allowed."
There is a history of Black people suffering disproportionately when they speak up.
Bernard Polite, the man who tried to shoot a paster, has been charged with homicide after police found the body of his cousin.
Derrick Johnson, CEO & President of the NAACP, will receive the Champion Award for his work to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars.
On Wednesday, House Haiti Caucus Co-Chairs will host a press conference on Capitol Hill addressing the growing crises in Haiti.
White supremacist Marian Hudak, who terrorized Black and brown people, got fewer than four years in prison for a racist federal hate crime, which is less than what guidelines call for.
Louisiana lawmakers are still fighting hard to keep the state’s second majority-Black House district from ever seeing the light of day.
Since tough moments are inevitable, it is important to have a healthy outlet.
If you feel like you suffer from anxiety, but aren’t quite sure, here are a few tell-tale signs.
The first historically Black college is headed to California this year. Read more details about this historic opportunity inside.
Heath advocates in North Carolina are sounding the alarm on the state’s proposed anti-DEI bill targeting federally-funded medical schools.
