Tag: Social Impact

Black Fathers Building Strong Communities

When preparing for fatherhood, I searched for resources and community in Chicago but found little compared to what was available to my wife. While supporting mothers remains crucial, I wondered where spaces were for fathers to prepare emotionally, discuss fears and build relationships. This led me to found Daddy Victory Club, connecting over 300 Black fathers through walks, fitness and conversations. Black fathers nationwide are organizing similar initiatives, yet these efforts remain largely invisible to institutions and media. Supporting fathers strengthens families by creating another informed, emotionally present parent.

NBA Foundation’s Ruth Jurgensen: $300M Impact

Ruth Jurgensen is changing the game of sports philanthropy. As executive director of the NBA Foundation and one of the few Black women executives in sports, she leads the league's charge to cultivate economic opportunity, career readiness, and front-office access for under-resourced young adults nationwide. Created in 2020 via a 10-year, $300 million commitment from the NBA Board of Governors, the NBA Foundation has moved beyond traditional sports philanthropy.

Kai Cenat Meets In Lagos: $5M School Project

Global streamer Kai Cenat met with Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to solidify his $5 million education project. The initiative, aimed at underprivileged children from Makoko, will see a new school constructed in the more accessible Yaba district.

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Fall Superfoods Black Americans Should Try

The marketing hype around superfoods can make healthy eating seem complicated, but the term generally refers to nutrient-dense foods that can boost immunity and help lower the risk of certain diseases, inflammation, cholesterol and cancer. You don't need expensive powders or exotic berries. Just add these accessible fall superfoods to your grocery list, whether to help fend off a cold or support your long-term health, without skimping on flavor.

Lil Durk’s Burner Phones Connected to Same WiFi

Prosecutors claim that Lil Durk's alleged burner phones connected to the WiFi network inside his Los Angeles home, with several devices sharing the residence's IP address that remained linked even after the phones were replaced and data was deleted.

Remy Ma Denies Relationship With Millyz

Remy Ma is officially single and tells TMZ the only relationship she's interested in right now comes with a beat. The rapper was at a listening event for her new EP, Alimony, and said she's dating her music and in a monogamous relationship with her art. This comes after her public split from Papoose, who filed for divorce in May 2025.

Elaine Massacre 1919: History Forgotten

Two years before the Tulsa Race Massacre in 1921, one of the bloodiest racial slaughters in American history occurred in Phillips County, Arkansas. This week marks the 107th anniversary of the tragedy, when hundreds of Black sharecroppers gathered to organize for fair cotton prices. For that simple demand, they were met with a state-sanctioned manhunt that history class conveniently forgot to mention.

Jay-Z Seeks to Revive Extortion Case Against Tony Buzbee

Jay-Z is asking a court to reconsider his extortion case against Tony Buzbee, the Texas attorney whose former client just recanted her rape allegation against the rapper. Jay filed a petition with an appeals court in California asking the court to reconsider its recent refusal to reinstate his extortion and defamation lawsuit against Buzbee, which was previously dismissed by a lower court.