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The suspicious details surrounding the 1977 death of anti-Apartheid activist and political prisoner Steve Biko took two decades to finally come to light. The post Never Forget: Anti-Apartheid Activist Steve Biko Was Murdered By South African Police On This Day In 1977 appeared first on NewsOne.

The fifth annual Dope Black Girls Brunch honored five trailblazing women, including Urban One’s Founder and Chairperson Cathy Hughes. The post ‘Dope Black Girls’ Honor Urban One Founder Cathy Hughes At Annual Brunch appeared first on NewsOne.

Name, Image, and Likeness deals increasingly include Black college stars. The post HBCU Athletes Are Getting NIL Deals, Too appeared first on NewsOne.

Iconic sitcom "A Different World," which turns 35 this year, has had a lasting influence on HBCUs. The post ‘A Different World’ 35th Anniversary: How The Iconic HBCU Sitcom Still Influences Black Culture appeared first on NewsOne.

Black Women’s Agenda honored Rep. Val Demings, who is working hard to replace Sen. Marco Rubio in the Senate, with the president’s award. Demings could not attend the ceremony in person hard at work on the campaign trail.   The post Black Women’s Agenda Celebrates ‘Unapologetic Joy’ In Honoring Community Leaders appeared first on NewsOne.

Radio One was founded on Oct. 3, 1980. Decades later, Cathy Hughes has led the company now named Urban One to reach more than 80% of Black U.S. households. The post Cathy Hughes Founded Radio One On This Day In 1980 appeared first on NewsOne.

North Carolina A&T University students and alumni told NewsOne they're outraged. The post UNC Homecoming Shirts Accused Of Culturally Appropriating HBCU Culture appeared first on NewsOne.

Black students should have the right to feel safe at any institution that they decide to attend. The post The Importance Of Prioritizing Safety For Black Students On College Campuses appeared first on NewsOne.

Remembering the Tuskegee Airmen. The post The Tuskegee Airmen And The Legacy Of HBCUs In The Armed Forces appeared first on NewsOne.

It's that time of year when families gather together for the Thanksgiving holiday not only to enjoy a good meal but also to find the time for good conversation. These topics won't stir the pot and are super important to the Black community. The post 5 Things Black Families Should Talk About At Thanksgiving Dinner appeared first on NewsOne.