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Where do chicken nuggets come from?
This pink extruded substance, known as MSC, is precursor to many manufactured chicken products.
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The U.S. apologizes for purposely infecting Guatemalans with STD’s
The United States revealed on Friday that the government conducted medical experiments in the 1940s in which doctors infected soldiers, prisoners and mental patients in Guatemala with syphilis and other sexually transmitted diseases.
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Namism. Could your name be holding you back?
In the film, Morgan Spurlock, the producer of Super Size Me sent out thousands of identical resumes, half with the name DeShawn Williams and half with the name Jake Williams. Jake Williams was called back 35% more
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Documentary: Amazing Journeys: New Orleans like you’ve never seen it.
This unique documentary allows you to see New Orleans through the eyes of its most knowledgeable residents. The filmmakers sat down with a former mayor, a restaurateur, a jazz musician, a poet, a debutant, and the district attorney to get a complete picture of the city we lovingly call “The Big Easy.”
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Vanessa Williams unhappy with Black stereotypes on Desperate Housewives
The plot device that frustrates Vanessa Williams, who in a recent Entertainment Weekly interview said, “[Alfre Woodard’s character] had her son in chains in the basement. It was like, ‘Really? Do we have to go there with our first Black character?'”
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Video: One of Bishop Eddie Long’s accuser’s speaks to Atl Fox 5
For the first time, one of the men filing suit against Bishop Eddie Long is speaking out. In an exclusive interview Jamal Parris tells a story of what he calls a love-hate relationship with a man he called “daddy.”
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12 U.S. servicemen admit killing unarmed citizens for sport in Afghanistan
Tapes obtained by CNN of interrogations of a group of U.S. servicemen charged with the unprovoked killings of Afghan civilians describe gruesome scenes of cold-blooded murder.
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New regulations could cutoff federal aid to 1.2 million minority students
African-American civil rights, business and political leaders are opposing U.S. Department of Education regulations that would limit access to career colleges for many minorities by cutting off federal loans and grants at some of the for-profit learning institutions.