For our second annual Urban One Honors, amazing African-Americans from Hollywood, media, politics, and beyond came out to honor one another. The event that aired on TV One on Jan 20 and took place on Dec. 6, not only honored the 40-year history of Radio One, the radio division of Urban One, and its founder Cathy Hughes, […]
What does it mean when some of the most vulnerable populations in our society don't receive equal protection under the law?
If she wasn't cancelled before, she's officially cancelled now.
Researchers from NYC's Health Department found that Caribbean and African immigrants in their city have fewer health problems such as asthma and obesity compared to US-born Blacks.
Roland Martin and NewsOne Now dissected the latest presidential polling numbers ahead of the first presidential debate.
Will efforts like this be enough to convince Black America into making her our next president?
“The single story creates stereotypes and the problem with stereotypes is not that they are untrue, but that they are incomplete. They make one story become the only story.” –Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie I have been Black under several constructs. Indeed if you live in the United States and have only lived in the United States, […]
Trent T. Daniel, founder of the One World Doll Project, and Stacey McBride-Irby, creator of Prettie Girl Dolls, joined Roland Martin on “NewsOne Now.
Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Byron Hurt, is known for his ground-breaking and controversial films. He is most notably known for his provocative film, Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes. Byron returns with another, and necessary, thought-provoking documentary called, Soul Food Junkies. He addresses the African-American community’s affinity for Soul Food, and the affects it has on our health […]
