scholarships

THE BUZZ!     White People Deserve Reparations For Fighting Civil War, GOP Candidate Says First. Reparations has been a big topic recently in this country, but not a new one. Many people have different thoughts for or against it when it comes to giving African Americans money for this countries past atrocities with slavery. But […]

Multiple shot in NYC subway station; several undetonated devices found, officials say News broke this morning of a scary situation, another mass shooting took place. As a suspect entered a New York subway and opened fire and in the aftermath 10 people have been shot and a total of 16 injured so far.  According to […]

Baltimore mayor focuses on public safety in 2022 State of the City address So here in town City government is on the move  again as City hall is now open after two years and and one of the order of business was mayor Brandon Scott’s State of The City Address. one where he spoke to […]

Hope Chicago Partners With Five Chicago Public Schools To Send About 4,000 To College Tuition-Free There are some really amazing programs and initiatives out here that are really making a difference in the lives of kids in many communities. Hope Chicago is one of those organizations that is doing something that matters. How about creating […]

Biden Interviews Three Black Women for Supreme Court So we are getting closer to finding out who will be the new member of the Supreme Court. Biden has said he is considering having an African American Women as a possible candidate. Well lets meet the three ladies who CNN reports have been interviewed so far: […]

Beyonce Makes History Beyonce is no stranger to iconic status and with her and husband Jay Z’s latest partnership with Tiffany & Co., she becomes only the fourth person to ever wear the 144-year-old, over-128-carat priceless Tiffany yellow diamond —and is reportedly the first Black woman to do so. People magazine got an exclusive behind the […]

People are turning to social funding platforms like GoFundMe to pay tuition. Generous strangers are making education goals possible.

Black Iowa teens received college scholarships for keeping their promise to graduate high school. The scholarship offer and promise to graduate came a decade ago.

As revelations surrounding the film Concussion, which explores the relationship between football and CTE, continue to make waves across the NFL, one high school student has turned down 12 football scholarships.

  John Miller is the President and CEO of Denny’s and the breakfast giant not only feeds appetites but they also take pride in feeding…