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White Professor Accuses HBCU President of Discrimination, but Then This Happened
After a white professor accused UMES’ Black president of wrongful termination, President Heidi Anderson hit back with a lawsuit of her own.
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Nicki Minaj’s Beef with Gov. Gavin Newsom Takes a Petty, Hilarious Turn
While Gavin Newsom has been busy trolling President Trump online, it seems Nicki Minaj has some personal beef to settle with the Democrat.
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A Full Timeline of Candace Owens’ Bizarre Political Flip-Flops
Candace Owens’ political affiliations have flipped and flopped so many times that now it’s time we finally talk about it all.
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Stacey Abrams, New Report On Why Supreme Court’s Louisiana v. Callais Is So Terrifying
Stacey Abrams and Cliff Albright say Louisiana v. Callais could roll back the core of the Voting Rights Act, putting the future of Black voters at stake.
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Trump’s New ‘Gold Card’ Lets Immigrants Skip the Line, But There’s a Huge Catch
After months of teasing Trump’s $1 million immigration Gold Card, here’s everything you should know about the Green Card competitor.
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Here’s the Truth About the GOP’s Real Plan As Countdown to End of Obamacare Subsidies Continues
At the 11th hour, Republicans are still trying to vote on a plan before Obamacare subsidies end for millions of Americans.
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EXCLUSIVE: Jasmine Crockett on the Uphill Battle She’s Facing in the Senate Race — and Why It’s So Important
Rep. Jasmine Crockett talked to The Root about the uphill battle she’s facing after launching her Senate campaign.
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The Real Story Behind That Photo Of JD Vance Arguing With His Wife Usha in Public
Black folks, if you thought that viral photo of JD Vance arguing with his wife at a restaurant was real… We have some bad news to share.
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Vince Staples’ Comment About How Black Folks Would’ve Dressed For Jan. 6 Insurrection is Deeper Than You Think
Vince Staples joked that Black folks simply look “better” during revolutions, and the Civil Rights Movement and Black Panther Party are prime examples of why he has a point.
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Small Town of Latta, S.C. Makes History Twice With One Election of Black Mayor
Marcus McGirt’s historic victory in Latta came after generations of Jim Crow and racism in the South Carolina town.
