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No Lie: “Fly Jock” Tom Joyner Really Did Have a Daily 800-Air Mile Commute
The latest episode of Interval Presents’ Amplify Color podcast pays tribute to the hardest working man in radio.
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Common Shares His Self-Care Journey (and Workout Playlists) in a New Book
“AND THEN WE RISE: A Guide to Loving and Taking Care of Self,” set to drop in January 2024.
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After 155 Years, A High School in SC Elects First Black Homecoming Queen
“When the day came, and my name was called, I was relieved and honored because I knew I was a part of history,” said the 17-year-old senior.
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Short Film Honors the Legacy of Black Wall Street
In Descended from the Promised Land, descendants of Greenwood entrepreneurs talk about what their families built and what was so violently taken away.
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Denene Millner’s New Novel is a Beautiful Love Letter to Black Women
I spoke with the bestselling author behind Steve Harvey’s “Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man” about why her latest work holds a special place in her heart.
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Get Ready to Fall in Love With These Autumn Beauty Trends Made With Melanated Skin in Mind
This fall, latte lips, chrome eyes and coffee complexions will be everywhere.
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Is it a Pant? Is it a Boot? The Pantaboot is Both
If this super-sexy Rihanna shot has you wanting to give this boot-shoe blend trend a try, check out a few of our favorites.
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LA Students Make the Case for AP African American History Class
While states around the country try to keep AP African American Studies out of their schools, one LA high school wants everyone to know why it’s so important
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Son of “Famous” Amos, the Legendary Cookie Maker, Shares Sweet Memories with Young Readers
Author/musician Shawn Amos’ new novel “Ellis Johnson Might Be Famous” is based on his real life as the son of Wally “Famous” Amos.
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New California Law Creates ‘Ebony Alert’ for Missing Black Women, Children
The state’s governor signed Senate Bill 673 into law this week.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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No Lie: “Fly Jock” Tom Joyner Really Did Have a Daily 800-Air Mile Commute
The latest episode of Interval Presents’ Amplify Color podcast pays tribute to the hardest working man in radio.
-
Common Shares His Self-Care Journey (and Workout Playlists) in a New Book
“AND THEN WE RISE: A Guide to Loving and Taking Care of Self,” set to drop in January 2024.
-
After 155 Years, A High School in SC Elects First Black Homecoming Queen
“When the day came, and my name was called, I was relieved and honored because I knew I was a part of history,” said the 17-year-old senior.
-
Short Film Honors the Legacy of Black Wall Street
In Descended from the Promised Land, descendants of Greenwood entrepreneurs talk about what their families built and what was so violently taken away.
-
Denene Millner’s New Novel is a Beautiful Love Letter to Black Women
I spoke with the bestselling author behind Steve Harvey’s “Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man” about why her latest work holds a special place in her heart.
-
Get Ready to Fall in Love With These Autumn Beauty Trends Made With Melanated Skin in Mind
This fall, latte lips, chrome eyes and coffee complexions will be everywhere.
-
Is it a Pant? Is it a Boot? The Pantaboot is Both
If this super-sexy Rihanna shot has you wanting to give this boot-shoe blend trend a try, check out a few of our favorites.
-
Son of “Famous” Amos, the Legendary Cookie Maker, Shares Sweet Memories with Young Readers
Author/musician Shawn Amos’ new novel “Ellis Johnson Might Be Famous” is based on his real life as the son of Wally “Famous” Amos.
