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Black hairstyles are creative and bold in summer, from cornrows to coils. A wig review highlights comfort, versatility and quick styling for summer. Wigs allow self-expression and community for Black women year-round. Source: Charlene Masona / Courtesy of Talent/Brand Black hairstyles are beautiful year-round, but in the summertime, the styling is bolder and more creative than ever.

Runoff elections in Georgia, South Carolina, and Oklahoma will impact local and national politics. March on Washington 2026 calls for protecting voting rights, continuing the fight for justice. National Military Monument's digital tribute celebrates Black service members' sacrifices throughout history. Sybil Wilkes is back with What We Need To Know the daily briefing that keeps our community sharp, aware, and ready.

Target pulled controversial Halloween costume after backlash over its racist imagery Costume seen as offensive minstrel-like depiction, highlighting concerns about Target's diversity initiatives Incident adds to Target's ongoing challenges with Black consumers and brand reputation Target is issuing an apology after a kids’ Halloween clown costume sparked backlash over its resemblance to Blackface and racist minstrel imagery.

Source: Jason Merritt/Getty Images By now, you’ve probably seen a clip of 14-year-old Zendaya doing a cutesy laugh-and-pose (that you’d expect from a child star on a hit Disney Channel show) while attending the Justin Bieber: Never Say Never World Premiere in a nostalgic moment currently fueling hilarious memes across the internet.

Source: ISABEL INFANTES / Getty The Washington Post has been ordered to rehire Black woman opinion columnist  Karen Attiah, whom the outlet fired last September for, well, essentially telling the truth about Charlie Kirk. According to the New York Times, Sarah Miller Espinosa, the arbitrator who oversaw Attiah’s legal challenge against the Post, said the outlet “did not have good and sufficient cause” and that it “violated” her labor agreement.

Founder Princella Seymour helps families plan for aging, access benefits, and find care to provide peace of mind. Conversations about retirement, long-term care, and end-of-life wishes are crucial, especially for Black families. Caregivers need support too, to avoid burnout and continue caring for themselves and their loved ones. Source: Courtesy of Princella Seymour / Courtesy of Princella Seymour If we’re lucky, we will get the beautiful chance to see our parents and grandparents grow old.

Allegations of racist behavior by employees went viral on social media, hurting the brand's reputation Texas Roadhouse denies the claims and is investigating their source, but the damage is already done The chain must now reassure customers that their food and dining experience are safe and equitable Source: Brandon Bell / Getty Texas Roadhouse is finding out that when the internet starts serving up allegations of racism, the damage can spread a whole lot faster than those damn dinner rolls.

Taylor's song is a personal prayer for God to show up in people's lives. After Trin-i-tee 5:7, Taylor overcame doubts about succeeding solo by trusting God's guidance. Collaborating with husband Chris Capehart has been rewarding due to his talent as a writer and producer. Source: Reach Media Inc.

Source: Bruce Glikas / Getty Columbus is getting its first taste of HELL’S KITCHEN next summer. The Grammy and Tony Award-winning Broadway musical inspired by the music and life of Alicia Keys will hit the Ohio Theatre June 15-20, 2027. The Columbus run will feature eight performances through Broadway in Columbus and AKW Entertainment. MORE: Alicia Keys Brings Out Jay-Z At Tony Awards Performance, Teases New Collab Tickets are on sale now and prices start at $41.78.

Grandmother's death under investigation, family receives strange texts from her phone. Carmelo Anthony's 35-year sentence faces appeal, as community questions justice system. Trump pauses beef tariffs to ease grocery costs, but faces opposition from cattle industry. Sybil Wilkes is back with What We Need To Know the daily briefing that keeps our community sharp, aware, and ready.