Judge Approves Settlement: Google Told Hispanic Plaintiffs If You Drop Black Employees From Lawsuit, We Will Settle For $28 Million

Google has agreed to a $28 million settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit accusing the tech giant of favoring white and Asian employees over their Hispanic, Latinx, Indigenous, Native American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Alaska Native colleagues. The lawsuit, led by Ana Cantu, claimed that Google systematically paid these underrepresented groups less and denied them promotions compared to white and Asian counterparts performing similar work.

Watch Video: Tyler Perry At Angie Stone’s Funeral: I’m Angry At The Way Industry Treated Her

“To think that this woman was in the business for all of these years and there’s a difference between performing because you want to and performing because you have to,” Perry said. “All of those years, all of those songs, all of that money that was owed to her — where is it? It’s wrong, this is wrong, and I’m tired of seeing us struggle and go through things and work hard and not reap the benefits of what we were supposed to reap.”

Science vs Spook-BSC 101: 50 Lessons in Black American Political Science and Culture

It shouldn't be considered revolutionary to think about Black Political Science as something that's as detailed and scientific as finance, but this is where we are. Journey through a comprehensive audit of 1995-2025, revealing critical lessons often overshadowed in Black politics. Delve into the intricate web of lobbying, conflicts of interest, and corruption. With '50 Lessons in Black Political Science', the author not only offers a detailed examination but presents specific solutions that emphasize the true 'science' in political science, setting the stage for a transformative shift in Black political strategies and frameworks.

Man Thought He Was Going To Die But Artificial Intelligence Saved His Life

Joseph Coates thought he was living his final days. At just 37 years old, the Renton, Washington, resident was battling POEMS syndrome, a rare blood disorder that left him barely conscious and gravely ill. Doctors told him he had one final decision to make: Did he want to die at home or in the hospital?

‘Captain America’ Star Anthony Mackie: ‘We’re Lying To Our Kids’ When We Say Success Comes Just From Hard Work—Luck Is Key, Too

Anthony Mackie, who has taken on the iconic role of Captain America in “Captain America: Brave New World,” has sparked debate with his candid thoughts on success. In a recent interview on The Pivot Podcast, Mackie challenged the common belief that hard work alone guarantees success, asserting that luck plays a pivotal role as well.

Remembering ’90s Cult Leaders Royall Jenkins and Dr. Malachi York: 7 Things to Know About The History

It’s no surprise that Black Americans are religious people. Black Americans are more likely to pray, say grace, and attend church than other racial groups, found one study. According to new Deseret News/Marist Poll research, nearly half of African Americans say they attend church at least weekly, and two-thirds pray every day.

Three-quarters of African Americans believe in God as described in the Bible, compared to just half of whites and Latinos. And in looking to connect with spiritual organizations, sometimes Black Americans may fall into cults, such as the ones led by Royall Jenkins and Dr. Malachi York. Both were major cultural leaders in the 1990s.

What Nvidia Bulls Get So Wrong And Why Smart Money is Dumping The Stock

They say the markets discount the obvious, what we already know. There is no debate or ambiguity that Nvidia is “crushing it” now and has been crushing it for the last few years, becoming the critical nerve center. Their profit margins are spectacular and the company is the clear marketing leader in the AI wave. The stock is up over 2000 percent over the last five years and almost 400 percent over the last two years. Why not just keep buying and everyone gets rich right?

Fact Check: The ‘Dollar Only Stays In Black Community 6 Hours’ Is Urban Myth

The claim that a dollar circulates within the Black community for only six hours has been widely circulated, but is it actually true? This myth has been debunked by TruthBeTold.news, an initiative out of Howard University’s Department of Media, Journalism, and Film in the School of Communications, which aims to fact-check claims about the Black American community.

10 Most Famous Black Americans Who Were Born In North Carolina

North Carolina is the 28th largest and 9th-most populous state in the U.S. Located in the country’s Southern region, its current population is 67.58 percent white and 21.35 percent Black or African American citizens, according to the World Population Review.

One North Carolina city, Fayetteville, has the highest percentage of Black-owned businesses in the U.S., according to a February 2022 LendingTree study.

Insurance Companies Sending Drones To Spy On Homeowners, Find Defects And Cancel Policie

Homeowners in Massachusetts are facing an unexpected threat to their insurance coverage: drones and aerial imagery. In a trend that is raising alarms, insurance companies are increasingly using these technologies to inspect properties and identify potential issues, leading to a surge in policy cancellations and non-renewals.