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Even though a pair of former Norfolk State University roommates hadn't seen each other in 21 years, their brotherhood proved to stand the test of time after one provided a part of his liver to the other during a rare transplant surgery.
Motown has teamed up with Google for the creation of a program designed to support women of color in the music industry.
Businessman Robert F. Smith’s nonprofit has teamed up with Prudential to create a $1.8M grant program for HBCU students.
"Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh." - Genesis 2:24
11-year-old Orion Jean is proving that age certainly is just a number in some instances, particularly when it comes to charity work and giving back to his community in Fort Worth, Texas. As a result, he's recently been given the prestigious honor of being named 'TIME' Magazine's 2021 Kid Of The Year.
DC own, Bishop Vance Oldes has become a viral sensation during this pandemic. He has join the 1 million followers club on TicTok with his amazing videos and inspirational messages.
Goodr recently opened a free grocery store for senior citizens in Atlanta.
LeBron James has teamed up with Crypto.com for the creation of a cryptocurrency education program for youth.
Getty Images has awarded four HBCUs with $500,000 to preserve their historic photos.
The first Black woman to host her own TV program was a Julliard-trained pianist. Her name was Hazel Scott. To celebrate her legacy and her 101st birthday, join the March On Washington Film Festival this month for a special screening of A Celebration of Hazel Scott: Activism through Music and Art.