Whether prostate cancer is more common in Black men than other groups remains an open question, a urologist at the Mayo Clinic says. But it is sometimes more aggressive in Black men, he adds.

Erick Peretz, 58, and his 16-year-old daughter, Ruth, were murdered by Hamas while attending the Supernova music festival on October 7. Erick had taken Ruth, who was born with cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy, and used a wheelchair, to the festival because of her love of

BLACK PEOPLE: I'm illustrating some of us for #BlackHistoryMonth for free! Drop a selfie, RT this & I'll draw some of y'all. #BHM

Civil rights icon Ruby Bridges has been getting your letters for most of her life. In her new book, "Dear Ruby: Hear Our Hearts," she writes back.

I just had one of my best speaking engagements ever with Edward Jones centered around the importance of DEI in St. Louis! The auditorium was packed with 600 people, and another 8,000 live-streamed to watch 👏🏾 I enjoyed weighing in on the significance of prioritizing DEI work and

Melanesia, literally, the "dark islands" is the most culturally diverse of the three Pacific island regions. Individuals run the spectrum of body type and skin color, while social organization can be simple to chiefly hierarchies. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect about

Black history is Canadian history. This #BlackHistoryMonth, we’re honouring the achievements of Black Canadians, both past and present. We’re celebrating Black culture and heritage. And we’re recommitting to building a more diverse and welcoming country.

On this day in 1865, the 13th Amendment of the United States Constitution was passed, abolishing slavery. How Slavery continued after the 13th amendment ‘abolished slavery’ A THREAD!

It isn’t always easy for Black men to talk openly about mental health. But organizations like Generation Chosen and community hubs like Onyx Barbers are changing that. Today, we sat down to speak about the change that’s happening – and about how, together, we can end the stigma.

On this day in 1960, four black college students staged a sit-in at a whites-only lunch counter at Woolworth's in Greensboro, NC. They sparked a national movement across the country. Instructions were simple: sit quietly and wait to be served. #BlackHistoryMonth

27 March 1937 | An Italian Jewish girl, Sara Gesess, was born in Padua. She was deported to #Auschwitz in August 1944, she was murdered in the gas chamber.

“Today and every day, let us stand united against racism and together build a world in which everyone, everywhere can live lives of liberty, dignity, and human rights.” – @antonioguterres on Saturday's #RememberSlavery Day. https://t.co/vwIYxWs4hr

A charter school in North Carolina is requiring Native boys to cut their hair. Should Native American boys be allowed to wear their hair long at school?

25 March 1932 | A French Jewish girl, Ida Grynszpan, was born in Paris. She arrived at #Auschwitz on 20 August 1942 in a transport of 997 Jews deported from Drancy. She was among the 897 people murdered in a gas chamber after selection.

The KKK was about to brutalized a teenager. And it looks like these white folks have no problem with it. Thankful Brother stepped in and put a stop to that. Things will get worse. The white supremacists are not playing. And we better get prepare.

Do not forget that the apartheid state of South Africa was created to legally give white supremacy power over everyone else. This is what is happening in 2023 through these "anti-woke" laws banning books, inciting violence, removing Black history, taking away rights & more

Just passed the site of the Combahee Ferry Raid on our way to Savannah. On June 2, 1863, Harriet Tubman became the first woman to lead a major military operation in the U.S. when she and 150 Black Union soldiers rescued more than 700 enslaved Gullah Geechee during the Civil War.

They had to portray Natives as “godless savages.” Because when you dehumanize an entire race of people — it makes it much more easier to genocide them. Native history IS U.S history. Teach it. All of it. To hopefully — prevent its repetition.