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EPA preparing plan to help fix Jackson’s water system
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Work-from-home wave may leave out most Black workers
Economic Policy Institute economist Elise Gould says work-from-home opportunities are “vastly unequal” The work-from-home craze that was sparked by...
Xbox seeks to draw Black talent to the gaming industry with ‘Project Amplify’
A recent survey conducted by HBCU Connect on behalf of Microsoft found that about 95% of the 200 respondents made up of HBCU students and alumni...
A record number of Black candidates running for office is an opportunity to increase representation
OPINION: To increase Black leadership in Washington, D.C., and state capitals, it’s vital that the highly qualified Black Democratic candidates...
Innovation center opens in Seattle to train Black students for tech and film careers
The William Grose Center for Cultural Innovation is named after a trailblazing Black businessman whose land helped establish the Central District...
‘We’re Suffering’: Jackson Residents File Class Action Lawsuit Over Water CrisisKayode Crown
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed on Sept. 16, 2022, are seeking immediate attention to the water problems affecting Jackson, Miss. The post...
Frances Tiafoe, son of tennis facility maintenance man, defeats No. 2 seed Rafael Nadal
Tiafoe served better than Nadal. He returned better, too. And he kept his cool, remained in the moment and never let the stakes or the opponent get...
After Trump’s ‘s—hole’ comment, Biden-Harris administration revives U.S. relationship with Africa
Rep. Gregory Meeks, chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told theGrio that “while the previous administration got Africa wrong,” America...
Loving Room, Black-owned bookstore and ‘space of belonging’ focusing on Black culture, opens in Seattle
The 800-square-foot storefront, located at 1400 20th Ave. in the Central District, is also an events space and museum. Seattle is now home to the...
New York honors Althea Gibson, first Black Grand Slam winner, renames Harlem street for her
Gibson’s childhood home was near the Malcolm X Boulevard and West 143rd Street intersection, which is now known as Althea Gibson Way. Before there...
Dennis Rodman says he’s going to Russia to advocate for Brittney Griner’s release
“I got permission to go to Russia to help that girl,” Rodman told NBC News at a restaurant Saturday in Washington, D.C. Former NBA star Dennis...
New book explores how anti-Blackness still thrives in Latino communities
In an interview with theGrio, Prof. Tanya K. Hernández discusses how her book, “Racial Innocence: Unmasking Latino Anti-Blackness,” unpacks the...
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