In his second term, President Obama is speaking more openly about events as he wants, especially those concerning Black America.
A federal jury last week awarded seven workers nearly $15 million in a racial discrimination suit after their bosses reportedly segregated them and called them…
Jeb Bush’s digital guru resigned Tuesday amid a firestorm of controversy after the aide’s racially insensitive comments surfaced and threatened to undermine the GOP presidential…
Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) Chair G. K. Butterfield (D-N.C.) issued a stern rebuke to members of the Republican Party Wednesday after a top leader said…
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama opened up recently in an interview with People magazine about their personal experiences with racism in America.…
A white woman called into “The D.L. Hughley Show” to express her concerns about the controversial interracial Cheerios commercial. Listen to the audio player to hear her explain why interracial families should not represent cereal companies and why she feels the commercial was offensive and inappropriate. Listen to “The D.L. Hughley Show” weekday afternoons for more […]
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Unapologetically: 4 Times President Obama Has Advocated For Black America In Recent Months
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Workers Called “Lazy, Stupid Africans” Awarded $15M In Discrimination Suit
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Jeb Bush’s Digital Guru Resigns After Racially Insensitive Tweets Uncovered
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Black Leader Slams GOP Refusal To Restore Voting Rights Act