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FULL SCHEDULE: 2026 HBCU Homecomings & Classics

Check out the full schedule of HBCU homecomings and classics. Use the search tool to find your favorite school, event, or location. For more HBCU football coverage, visit our hub at


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Brooklyn Dems reformers push forward with lawsuit against rule changes

The fight inside the Brooklyn Democratic Party continues as the New Kings Dems, a primarily white-led reform group, filed a lawsuit this week to halt the rule changes put forth by Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair and A...


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HBCUs receive national exposure in college football’s opening weekend

Saturday was a significant day for HBCU football. Several teams played in nationally televised games in what was referred to as “Week 0,” with the headliner the Howard University Bison and the Alabama A&M Bulldogs clashing in the 2026 Cricket MEAC/SWAC Challenge Kick-Off at Center Parc Stadium in Atlanta.

The Bison (1-0) came away with a 31-24 victory as gradua...


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NYC’s consumer protection agency teams up with Manhattan D.A. to fight white collar crime

The city’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection commissioner Samuel A.A. Levine and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg are hoping a newly formed partnership between them will provide protections for the working class against white collar criminal behavior.

On Aug. 20, they announced a memorandum of understanding [MOU] to pool information and data towar...


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Culture and capital: Black elected officials engage young entrepreneurs on how to get government contracts

A group of elected officials joined the Culture and Capital event in Brooklyn last week to help young entrepreneurs and small business owners figure out the best ways to land city and state government contracts.

“These are doors that we were never privy to and we have to open them up,” said Council Member Kevin Riley, who sponsors the


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