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Megan Thee Stallion is set to graduate from Texas Southern University in December. The Hip-Hop Star shared the news with fans on Instagram, along with a selfie in her graduation outfit. Inspired by her mother, Holly Thomas, and her grandmother, who both passed away in March 2019. Megan returned to Texas Southern in 2019 to complete […]
Kobe Bryant’s widow Vanessa Bryant won her lawsuit against Los Angeles County. A court order will force the county sheriff and fire chief to answer questions under oath about photos of her dead husband and daughter. A U.S. Magistrate Judge granted Vanessa Bryant’s request to compel the pretrial deposition testimony of L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva and […]
Happy homecoming season, full of fall fun and special concerts and performances at set colleges. At Howard University’s homecoming, the HBCU booked rapper Lil Durk, which served as the college’s headliner. However, Lil Durk was not feeling his performance. The rapper thanked the audience for their time, but walked off the stage mid-performance, cutting his […]
Now that it has been reported that the FDA advisory committee recommends the COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11, a new bill would require all New York students to be vaccinated in order to attend school. This bill was introduced last week by Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, D-Bronx. If the bill is approved, it […]
Yesterday, ESL Federal Credit Union announced that they will be donating over $1 million to provide scholarships for students of lower-income families. 30 eligible students selected across six counties will receive these scholarships to help supplement existing state and federal financial aid, such as funding for housing. Faheed Masood, president, and chief executive officer for […]
FDA advisers endorses kids doses of the Pfizer COVID vaccine for ages 5 to 11 years old, the FDA panel voted anonymously. The COVID doses for children between the ages of 5-11 would be less than what adults are receiving right now. The advisers believes the benefits of the doses that children would receive outweighs […]
I don’t know if this is becoming a thing but Japan’s Princess Mako left her royal family for love. The former Princess married her college sweetheart after a four-year engagement. Of course, her decision to marry outside of royalty didn’t go over well with the public. Because of that, she did not take the million-dollar […]
After Penfield’s Superintendent sent an email to parents regarding posts on Snapchat MCSO releases a statement on the threats. The posts say: “I needed a new account to make this, me and my friends have gotten bullied for too long and we can’t take it no more. October 26th, Tuesday at [times vary], we will […]
Prince may posthumously recieve the Congressional Medal Of Honor. The award is the highest expression of national appreciation for distinguished achievements and contributions. Since 1776 only 163 people have received this honor which includes Rosa Parks, Colin Powel, and the Tuskegee Airmen. Minnesota’s Congressional Delegation is the bipartisan group that introduced legislation Monday for the […]
The City of Rochester named a civil rights heritage site at Baden Park, in honor of Minister Franklin D. Florence. A leader in the community for decades. The well known president of the civil rights group fight following the 1964 Rochester uprising. Florence addressed employment discrimination at Kodak. Minister Florence encouraged people in the community […]