The gift is twice the amount Ms. Scott contributed to the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund in 2021.
Federal layoffs and an end to diversity initiatives have weakened a historically strong labor market for Black workers.
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Government Shutdown 2025: RIFs, Layoffs, And The Toll On Black Federal Workers And Their Communities
As the shutdown stretches past its second week, thousands of federal workers—many of them Black—are losing jobs, paychecks, ...
A look at the disproportionate impact of Alzheimer's on Blacks and the genetic discoveries that could lead to better ...
A city mosque will kick off a five-day exhibition on the connection between Islam and Black history in the United States with ...
Civil rights leaders and the president of the largest federal workers’ union warn that if a deal is not struck, ...
A Supreme Court battle over majority-Black congressional districts in Louisiana could make it harder for racial minorities to elect candidates of their choice.
Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson at a Supreme Court hearing on whether Louisiana congressional districts ...
Douglas Lyons' "Chicken & Biscuits" turns a tense family funeral into a laugh-filled spectacle in African-American ...
The former congresswoman will lie in Detroit on Monday (Oct.20) in the rotunda of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African ...
MacKenzie Scott, a billionaire philanthropist, on Wednesday donated $40 million to a program dedicated to the preservation of African American history, culture and activism.
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