In honor of Delta Sigma Theta’s  Founder’s Day we are taking a look at celebrity members of the historic organization.
I missed the first one. When Barack Hussein Obama was sworn in as our first African-American president with an agenda that I believed passionately in,…
 Via: bvoices.com  Last week, the annual ADCOLOR Award dinner recognized the achievements of diverse advertising industry leaders, and the people of color who rarely get their due. This year, Academy Award nominee and Covergirl spokesperson Queen Latifah was honored and CNN’s Soledad O’Brien hosted the black-tie dinner, which took place at Miami’s expansive […]
Soledad O’Brien recently addressed how she felt when her “Blackness” was challenged during an interview with Rev. Jesse Jackson. O’Brien who identifies herself as a Black woman, is of Afro-Cuban and Irish decent. O’Brien is a renown advocate for Black and Latino people, notably for her work with CNN’s “Black In America”.
