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Trump Makes This Outrageous Claim About Obama in His Wildest Rant Yet — Then Takes it a Step Further
After Obama called Trump a danger to democracy, the president responded with new threats against him never seen before in U.S. history.
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Lauryn Hill Finally Reveals the Real, Detailed Reason Why She’s Always Late to Her Shows
Lauryn Hill’s tardiness dates back to before 2016. But shockingly, the singer hasn’t changed her ways for this one reason, she says.
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Trick Daddy Defends His Music After Performance at AKA Event is Cut Short
The room was filled with AKAs of all generations. So when Young began performing his hit songs like “I’m a Thug,” many were caught off guard.
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Some of the Wildest Recent News Events You Might’ve Missed
From Pam Bondi’s firing to Gucci Mane’s alleged kidnapping, these recent world events have certainly kept us on our toes!
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Howard University Launches Cardi B-Inspired Hip Hop Course
Howard University has just announced a new Cardi B-inspired Hip Hop course for students, and we have the tea!
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Black America Reacts To The Rise Of Black ICE Agents
Reviews are mixed on whether maskless Black ICE agents are causing more harm than good in U.S. airports.
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Black Woman Charged With Murder For Taking Abortion Pills
In a shocking turn of events, a Republican judge and DA both agreed a woman’s arrest after taking abortion pills in Georgia was “problematic.”
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Black America is Trying to Decode Obama’s Cryptic X Post About “Unfinished Business”
After Obama posts cryptic message online, Black folks are divided on what this means for the future of the country.
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Why Former Illinois ‘Super Mayor’ Tiffany Henyard is Leaving Her State and Her Party Behind
Now, ex-Mayor Henyard plans to run in the well-known Fulton County, Ga. race for the Board of Commissioners, and she’s doing so as a Republican.
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Rappers Try to Stop a Black Texas Man’s Execution Based on His Song Lyrics
Rappers are banding together to advocate for a Texas man set to be executed next month largely due to his incriminating song lyrics.











