When I left the mall that day, I knew these stories had to be told in order to be understood. I also realized that the March was just as much for healing as it was for justice. People needed to heal from their wounds of injustice and who better to do that with than thousands of people who feel what you feel.
Powerful photographs from the 2015 Justice or Else Rally show just how diverse the fight for justice is today.
TV One’s NewsOne Now is devoting its Thursday, Sept. 10 broadcast to a live, in-studio interview with the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. Tune in at 9 am ET/8 am CT
Russell Simmons made an important call to BET to persuade them to move the date of the BET Hip-Hop Awards, and they have agreed. The…
The Million Man March (pictured throughout), one of the most moving and emotional moments ever in African-American history, took place on the grounds of the…
