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White Gen Z Has Suddenly “Discovered” AAVE. Now They’re Trying to Claim It
AAVE appropriation is just plain embarrassing at this point.
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Brooklyn Public Library Fights Anti-CRT Book Ban, Issues 5,000 Free Library Cards to Teens
The library’s program to provide access to banned books may run indefinitely.
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Former AAMCO Exec Cites Racism and Retaliation in Lawsuit
He claims his bonuses were withheld after ranking No. 1 in performance.
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Prison Officers Suspected of Making an Instagram Page With Racist, Sexist Memes
In one post, a guard refers to themselves as a “sin eater.”
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Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda Plans to Reclaim Countries from the New King Charles III
He said it’s the final step to completing the islands’ independence.
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Family of London Man Shot and Killed by Police Found Out He was Dead 11 Hours Later
The family still has many unanswered questions and police accountability is moving slow.
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Connecticut Parents Outraged at Race and Gender Vocabulary Words Used in Teacher’s Worksheet
“Social justice? Why is it even in this document?” asked one angry resident.
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Merriam-Webster Adds “Sus” and “Yeet” to the Dictionary
It’s just another example of how African American Vernacular English (AAVE) has become trendy with non-Black people
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Pastor Arrested for Watering Flowers Asks “What Made Me a Suspect?”
Pastor Michael Jennings, who is pursuing a federal lawsuit and police accountability, writes about his mistreatment in an op-ed for USA TODAY.
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“What You Mean by That Chick-fil-A?” Says Black Twitter Following a Shady Tweet
One single tweet sent Black Twitter users in a spiral.



