About Bilal G. Morris

Bilal Morris is the senior editor at NewsOne. He is based in Atlanta and covers Black folklore, politics, and race. He also specializes in SEO and evergreen content. Bilal was hired by Interactive One in 2021, but has worked for the company for over 10 years. He started at Radio One in 2010 as an Online Editor in Richmond, VA. Before his time at NewsOne, Bilal was the Regional Online Editor In Atlanta, GA. He has also worked at iHeartRadio in New York City. He is a professional photographer, dog lover, gamer, and has quite the green thumb. You can find him on Instagram and Twitter.

National  |  Bruce C.T. Wright

What Did Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron Actually Present To The Breonna Taylor Grand Jury?

Ben Crump said Breonna Taylor's family is "offended" at the weak charge for one ex-cop and that they're "trying to figure out what did the Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron present to the grand jury."

National  |  Bruce C.T. Wright

The Black Ballot: How Do HBCUs Fit Into ‘The Black Vote’?

Virginia State University President Dr. Makola Abdullah, Spelman College Student Government Association President Fana Haileselassie and the United Negro College Fund's Lodriguez Murray discuss HBCUs and "the Black vote."

Entertainment  |  Bruce C.T. Wright

Chris Rock Says White People Are ‘Mentally Handicapped’ Abusers Who Don’t Understand Racism

Chris Rock offered a metaphor about "mentally handicapped" white people being predisposed to not fully grasping Black folks' plight for racial equality during a recent interview.

National  |  Bruce C.T. Wright

Kamala Harris Rocking ‘Timbs’ Draws Attention To Boot Company’s History Of Political Donations

With corporate donations in the news -- remember the Goya fiasco? -- NewsOne wondered about Timberland's history of political donations after Kamala Harris rocked a pair of Timbs.

National  |  Bruce C.T. Wright

DA Linked To Ahmaud Arbery’s Accused Murderers Could Be Jobless Soon

One of the multiple prosecutors who recused themselves from Ahmaud Arbery’s murder case over shady links to the accused killers got a new challenger in her bid for re-election in Brunswick, Georgia.