In today’s top news, Jay-Z says he supports President Obama’s stance on gay marriage, a coalition of Black ministers and civil rights leaders are backing Obama on gay marriage and FAMU’s marching band will be suspended for another year amid the hazing scandal.
Jay-Z says he supports President Obama’s stance on gay marriage. [BET]
A coalition of Black ministers and civil rights leaders are backing Obama on gay marriage. [Politico]
FAMU’s marching band will be suspended for another year amid hazing scandal. [BET]
The shift in support for gay marriage has energized immigrant rights activists. [AP]
Evidence has been filed in the Trayvon Martin case. [Detroit Free Press]
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul has ended his campaign for the White House. [CSM]
Rev. Jeremiah Wright says Obama’s team tried to bribe him into silence. [BET]
Baltimore’s oldest Black cemetery is restored with the help of inmates. [Baltimore Sun]
New Orleans rapper Mystikal begins his 90-day sentence for domestic abuse. [BET]
American military advisers are in Uganda prepping troops to battle Somalia’s Al-Shabab militant group. [AP]