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Harlem Based Black Woman Brewer Goes South To Establish New Taproom
From home based brewing to taproom and education center, one of the first Black women brewers shares her story.
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America’s First Abolitionist Newspaper Is Born Anew In The Digital World
After 200 years, the nation’s first abolitionist newspaper is returning–and it couldn’t have come back at a better time.
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Saweetie Points To Meditation As The Motivation Behind Her Baldie
Did Saweetie’s new buzz cut come as a result of reaching Nirvana? Well–something like that.
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Simone Biles Defends Skier Mikaela Shiffrin As She Goes Toe To Toe With Trolls
Simone Biles sums up internet trolls in two words, “people suck.”
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Black Twitter Starts Hilarious Thread of “Black History Month” Questions
Gather ‘round students! Your latest Black history lesson is now available online…via Twitter.
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A Black Woman Doctor Sues Chase Bank For Racial Discrimination
Banking while Black has led one Texas doctor to sue JP Morgan Chase for $1M for racial profiling and discrimination.
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Rob Kardashian Dismisses Lawsuit Against Former Lover, Blac Chyna
In an unlikely turn of events, Rob Kardashian seeks to bury the hatchet with the mother of his child, for the sake of daughter, Dream.
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Texas A&M University Basketball Coach Claps Back At Critics Of Her Styling Choices
In support of the Texas A&M University Basketball coach, we’re saying “Heyyy Ms. Carter”…respectfully from the stands.
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After 30 Years, The Cast of Martin Is Back To Ask, “How Y’all Feel?” In Upcoming Reunion Special
The cast of Martin is officially back to say “wazzup, wazzup, wazzup!”
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The Movement For Restoring Black Cemeteries
“Jim Crow allowed Black cemeteries to go unkempt, and city dollars flowed to white cemeteries,” says Albright College professor Kami Fletcher.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Harlem Based Black Woman Brewer Goes South To Establish New Taproom
From home based brewing to taproom and education center, one of the first Black women brewers shares her story.
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America’s First Abolitionist Newspaper Is Born Anew In The Digital World
After 200 years, the nation’s first abolitionist newspaper is returning–and it couldn’t have come back at a better time.
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Saweetie Points To Meditation As The Motivation Behind Her Baldie
Did Saweetie’s new buzz cut come as a result of reaching Nirvana? Well–something like that.
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Simone Biles Defends Skier Mikaela Shiffrin As She Goes Toe To Toe With Trolls
Simone Biles sums up internet trolls in two words, “people suck.”
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Black Twitter Starts Hilarious Thread of “Black History Month” Questions
Gather ‘round students! Your latest Black history lesson is now available online…via Twitter.
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A Black Woman Doctor Sues Chase Bank For Racial Discrimination
Banking while Black has led one Texas doctor to sue JP Morgan Chase for $1M for racial profiling and discrimination.
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Rob Kardashian Dismisses Lawsuit Against Former Lover, Blac Chyna
In an unlikely turn of events, Rob Kardashian seeks to bury the hatchet with the mother of his child, for the sake of daughter, Dream.
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Texas A&M University Basketball Coach Claps Back At Critics Of Her Styling Choices
In support of the Texas A&M University Basketball coach, we’re saying “Heyyy Ms. Carter”…respectfully from the stands.
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After 30 Years, The Cast of Martin Is Back To Ask, “How Y’all Feel?” In Upcoming Reunion Special
The cast of Martin is officially back to say “wazzup, wazzup, wazzup!”
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The Movement For Restoring Black Cemeteries
“Jim Crow allowed Black cemeteries to go unkempt, and city dollars flowed to white cemeteries,” says Albright College professor Kami Fletcher.
