Airbnb launched a six-figure digital ad campaign to highlight the company’s listings in Haiti, El Salvador, and Africa in the wake of Trump’s reported expletive-filled description of the countries and the continent.

On Monday, the Obama Foundation announced that Stacey D. Mitchell is the new Director of People.

National Urban League’s Marc Morial is urging the NFL to consider an African American ownership group for the Carolina Panthers.

The reality TV villain turned ousted White House staffer is returning to familiar grounds. Omarosa is set to enter the Celebrity Big Brother house.

The US Council on Foundations (CoF) announced the 2018 Cohort for its Career Pathways Development Program, a year-long leadership preparation program whose purpose is to increase the number of candidates from diverse backgrounds in leadership positions in philanthropy.

On Wednesday, the DNC announced the recipients of the first wave of grants from the State Party Innovation Fund (SPIF) totaling nearly $1 million. SPIF is a first-of-its-kind, $10 million competitive grant program that incentivizes early organizing through state parties and supports efforts to engage African American, Latino, Asian American/Pacific Islander, millennial, and rural communities.

Luvvie Ajayi, the NYT best-selling author of We’re Judging You, recently discovered there was no database of Black women running for office in 2018. So, with the help of three other women -- Sili Recio, Lucrecer Braxton, and Candace Jones -- Ajayi put together the database.

Could John Leguizamo be heading to public office? He’s certainly willing. The actor and vocal anti-Trump activist revealed to The Daily Beast he is so angry at the racism he sees leveled at Latinos and African Americans in Texas, that he would gladly pursue public service even if it meant giving up acting.