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Black Female Journalists, Politicians Receive Abusive Tweets More Often Than White Women: Study
A new study of millions of tweets received by 778 journalists and politicians from the U.K. and U.S. in 2017…
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Trump Official Calls April Ryan ‘Miss Piggy’
Lynne Patton, former aide to Eric Trump turned United States Housing and Urban Development (HUD) official, has followed the lead…
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Rep. Cleaver Lauds Facebook Effort to Hire Minority Execs
Rep. Emanuel Cleaver lauded a recent agreement by Facebook executives to include more minorities in its leadership posts.
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Barack Obama’s Response to Charlottesville is Most Liked Tweet in Twitter History
Former President Barack Obama's Twitter response to the violence Charlottesville in what became the most "liked" tweet of all time.
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Responses to Trump’s Sexism: ‘This Isn’t Just About Trump’
President Donald Trump's vile sexism attacking MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski yesterday has raised questions about just how much the Republican party…
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Serena Williams Would Rank ‘No. 700’ if She Played Against Men, Says John McEnroe
Tennis star Serena Williams is superb in defending herself on the tennis court, and it seems defending herself against sexist…
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Donald Trump Jr. Praises Alt-Right Misogynist for Attacking Susan Rice
Donald Trump Jr. said Tuesday that Mike Cernovich, who runs the alt-right website DangerandPlay.com, deserves a Pulitzer Prize for a…
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EDITORIAL: The Black Press is NOT the Enemy for Any American
Censoring the freedoms given to the press opens the door for dictators.
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Republican Senator Resigns Over Sexist Women’s March Retweet
Republican State Sen. Bill Kintner announced his resignation at a news conference Wednesday in Nebraska's state Capitol following his retweet…
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Trump Threatens to ‘Send the Feds’ if Chicago ‘Doesn’t Fix the Horrible Carnage’
The Chicago Tribune released on Monday morning the latest statistics on crime in the city. But it wasn't until Tuesday…
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