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Debt Ceiling 101. Everything You Need To Know About It, And How We Got Here
In Part I of our series, The Root spoke to experts about what’s inside the debt limit deal, why Black folks should care, and how we got this close to disaster.
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Will Louisianans Convicted Under Jim Crow Juries Finally Get Justice?
An estimated 1,500 Louisianans were convicted by non-unanimous juries, which the Supreme Court calls a racist holdover.
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Here’s How Black Women Could Break Records In The Senate Next Year.
Black women are serious contenders for the Senate in California, Delaware, Michigan, and Maryland.
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More Black Folks You Must Know From The Biden-Harris Administration
Vice President Kamala Harris is obviously a household name, but here are the other Black Biden administration folks, past and present, you should watch.
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Family of Teen Shot by police Gets $2 million in Settlement but What can Families and Police learn
Family of Nevada teen fatally shot by police agreed to a $2 million settlement and mandatory training for police officers.
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A Black Minister Unpacks Succession’s Funeral Scene
The Root spoke to Rev. Pastor Chance Lynch of N.C. on how Roman Roy’s breakdown would have been perceived in the Black church.
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Al Roker Will “Be Back Up and Moving Very Soon,” Says Deborah Roberts
Award-winning journalist Deborah Roberts opened-up about her husband’s health in new interview promoting her book, Lessons Learned and Cherished.
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Who Is the Texas Congresswoman Calling the GOP Out On Santos?
Rep. Jasmine Crockett read Republicans for filth on Tuesday, but who exactly is the congresswoman behind the viral moment?
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IRS Admits the Truth About Auditing Black Taxpayers
The IRS commissioner admits that Black Taxpayers are more likely to face audits.
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More Trouble For Grizzlies’ Ja Morant After Gun Incident
Nike has reportedly removed Ja Morant’s sneakers from their website.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Will Louisianans Convicted Under Jim Crow Juries Finally Get Justice?
An estimated 1,500 Louisianans were convicted by non-unanimous juries, which the Supreme Court calls a racist holdover.
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Here’s How Black Women Could Break Records In The Senate Next Year.
Black women are serious contenders for the Senate in California, Delaware, Michigan, and Maryland.
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More Black Folks You Must Know From The Biden-Harris Administration
Vice President Kamala Harris is obviously a household name, but here are the other Black Biden administration folks, past and present, you should watch.
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Family of Teen Shot by police Gets $2 million in Settlement but What can Families and Police learn
Family of Nevada teen fatally shot by police agreed to a $2 million settlement and mandatory training for police officers.
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A Black Minister Unpacks Succession’s Funeral Scene
The Root spoke to Rev. Pastor Chance Lynch of N.C. on how Roman Roy’s breakdown would have been perceived in the Black church.
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Al Roker Will “Be Back Up and Moving Very Soon,” Says Deborah Roberts
Award-winning journalist Deborah Roberts opened-up about her husband’s health in new interview promoting her book, Lessons Learned and Cherished.
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Who Is the Texas Congresswoman Calling the GOP Out On Santos?
Rep. Jasmine Crockett read Republicans for filth on Tuesday, but who exactly is the congresswoman behind the viral moment?
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More Trouble For Grizzlies’ Ja Morant After Gun Incident
Nike has reportedly removed Ja Morant’s sneakers from their website.
