In Beauty in Black Season 2, Episode 11, the drama escalates as Jules initiates a manhunt for Kimmie, while Angel plays a dangerous game to stay alive after a stolen car incident. Meanwhile, the Bellarie family grapples with a recent loss and schemes against Kimmie, who continues to gain power, potentially partnering with Mallory to take down the family’s corrupt influences………………….. WATCH ‘Beauty In Black’ season 2 episode 11 BELOW!
Latto is BACK in a ‘BIG’ way! Her new album ‘Big Mama’ is on the way, and in the visual for the lead single, ‘Business & Personal’, Latto reveals that she is PREGNANT!
A tense dinner puts Kimmie and Sylvie’s bond to the test. Olivia proves that loyalty has a price. Angel’s new lifestyle fuels his worst instincts…………………. WATCH ‘Beauty In Black’ season 2 episode 10 BELOW!
A violent wake-up call leaves Charles shaken and desperate. Kimmie attempts to control the narrative. Felicia and Mallory strike a bargain…………………. WATCH ‘Beauty In Black’ season 2 episode 9 BELOW!
Educator, soldier, and psychologist, Charity Adams Earley paved the way for African American women in the military, in education, and in her community. Her most prominent role was leading the first African American women unit of the army on a tour of duty overseas during World War II.
Jacob and Ava team up for an initiative. Meanwhile, Melissa and Janine help Mr. Johnson get ready for the Janitor’s Ball…………….. WATCH ‘Abbott Elementary season 5 episode 16 BELOW!
Circles are a steady loop but there are still sides to every story and, when a circle is broken, the sides of a triangle become sharp and clear…………. WATCH ‘Sistas’ season 10 episode 10 BELOW!
We are continuing to spotlight GREAT WOMEN in HISTORY!
The daughter of formerly enslaved parents, Mary Jane McLeod Bethune became one of the most important Black educators, civil and women’s rights leaders and government officials of the twentieth century. The college she founded set educational standards for today’s Black colleges, and her role as an advisor to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt gave African Americans an advocate in government.