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Here’s What Anthony Mackie Had to Say About Fellow Marvel Star Jonathan Majors’ Legal Troubles
Mackie, who plays the MCU’s Captain America, is the only Marvel star to comment on the Kang actor’s assault case.
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SCOTUS Ruling on Affirmative Action in College Admissions Is Horribly Wrong. I Should Know!
In the real world, Black students don’t have the same educational and financial opportunities as white students. I’m living proof of that.
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Ben Crump Pens Letter to DOJ in Irvo Otieno Case
Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump asked the Department of Justice to open a criminal investigation into the death of Irvo Otieno.
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Samuel L. Jackson, Don Cheadle Deliver a Masterful Exploration of Race in Secret Invasion
The Oscar Award winner was adamant that the series explores the effects of having “that much power as a Black man.”
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Experts Weigh In On SCOTUS Affirmative Action Ruling and What Happens Next?
The Supreme Court ruled that Harvard and UNC’s race-consious affirmative action programs were unconstitutional. But how does that impact college admissions?
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Eric Adams Dragged A White Woman At A City Meeting, Compared Her To A Plantation Owner
The New York City mayor demanded to be treated with respect in the video footage.
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June’s Best Black Fashion Moments 2023
Black celebs like Keke Palmer, Teyana Taylor, and Lewis Hamilton, are eating the summer looks!
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Mike Muse Breaks Down the Intersection of Music and Artificial Intelligence
SiriusXM host Mike Muse spoke to The Root about the connection artificial intelligence has with music and how it affects Black art.
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Supreme Court Restricts Race-based Affirmative Action in Higher Education
In a historic blow to affirmative action, the Supreme court ruled that UNC and Harvard University’s race-consious admissions policies are unconstitutional.
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Driver of Van Where Randy Cox Was Paralyzed Gets in Big Trouble
Two more Connecticut police officers were fired for their misconduct in how they treated Richard “Randy” Cox after he’d been paralyzed.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Here’s What Anthony Mackie Had to Say About Fellow Marvel Star Jonathan Majors’ Legal Troubles
Mackie, who plays the MCU’s Captain America, is the only Marvel star to comment on the Kang actor’s assault case.
-
SCOTUS Ruling on Affirmative Action in College Admissions Is Horribly Wrong. I Should Know!
In the real world, Black students don’t have the same educational and financial opportunities as white students. I’m living proof of that.
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Ben Crump Pens Letter to DOJ in Irvo Otieno Case
Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump asked the Department of Justice to open a criminal investigation into the death of Irvo Otieno.
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Samuel L. Jackson, Don Cheadle Deliver a Masterful Exploration of Race in Secret Invasion
The Oscar Award winner was adamant that the series explores the effects of having “that much power as a Black man.”
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Experts Weigh In On SCOTUS Affirmative Action Ruling and What Happens Next?
The Supreme Court ruled that Harvard and UNC’s race-consious affirmative action programs were unconstitutional. But how does that impact college admissions?
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Eric Adams Dragged A White Woman At A City Meeting, Compared Her To A Plantation Owner
The New York City mayor demanded to be treated with respect in the video footage.
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June’s Best Black Fashion Moments 2023
Black celebs like Keke Palmer, Teyana Taylor, and Lewis Hamilton, are eating the summer looks!
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Mike Muse Breaks Down the Intersection of Music and Artificial Intelligence
SiriusXM host Mike Muse spoke to The Root about the connection artificial intelligence has with music and how it affects Black art.
-
Supreme Court Restricts Race-based Affirmative Action in Higher Education
In a historic blow to affirmative action, the Supreme court ruled that UNC and Harvard University’s race-consious admissions policies are unconstitutional.
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Driver of Van Where Randy Cox Was Paralyzed Gets in Big Trouble
Two more Connecticut police officers were fired for their misconduct in how they treated Richard “Randy” Cox after he’d been paralyzed.
