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Letter From Sierra Leone

An American journalist in West Africa discovers that the legacy of slavery still divides us from our African cousins.

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The Root Interview: Spike Lee

by Brentin Mock

The filmmaker talks all things NOLA, from former Mayor C. Ray Nagin to the Super Bowl win to his latest documentary about Katrina, “If God is Willing and The Creek Don’t Rise."

 

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Tomorrow's Crop of Black Women Leaders

by Dayo Olopade

In Part 3 of our Women’s History Month series on leadership, why the future looks brighter.

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FBI Shuts Down Civil Rights Era Investigations

by Sherrilyn A. Ifill

Agency will let old murder cases stay cold.

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Basketball's Forgotten (Black) History

by Vince Thomas

Before the NBA was desegregated, there were the Black Fives.

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