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During Midterm Political Season, These Black Women Could Make History
From Juilanna Stratton to Keisha Lance Bottoms, these women are looking to make history this upcoming midterm election season.
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New Clues To What Jay-Z is Up To
After nearly a decade since Jay-Z’s last album, rumors about new music are circulating from fans gearing up for his first performance in years.
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New Southwest Seating Policy Sparks Discrimination Concerns Among Black Women
First, Southwest took away free checked bags and open seating. Now, Black women are speaking out on a new seating policy that allegedly causes more harm than good.
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How the Black Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect’s New Motion Could Backfire on Trump
Attorneys for Brian Cole Jr. argue Trump’s previous pardons should also apply to him.
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MacKenzie Scott Makes Major Donation to Small NC HBCU
School Chancellor S. Keith Hargrove Sr. announced that MacKenzie Scott has donated $42 million to Elizabeth City State University.
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SC Rep. Jim Clyburn’s Run for an 18th Congressional Term Has Black America Divided
After 85-year-old Rep. Jim Clyburn announced his run for an 18th term, Black folks online shared plenty of thoughts.
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The 400-Day Target Boycott Was More Effective Than You Think
According to Pastor Jamal Bryant, Target has met three of four of the boycott’s original demands. Here’s exactly what that means…
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All You Didn’t Know About Atlanta’s ‘Magic City’ Strip Club
Magic City is one of the most famous clubs in the world. Now, here’s everything you should know about the mystery of Magic.
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The Wildest Conspiracy Theories in American History
As the fallout from the Epstein files and war in Iran continue, we’re taking a closer look at the most polarizing conspiracy theories in American history.
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Don Lemon Slapped With Another Lawsuit as Minneapolis Churchgoer Claims His Protest Coverage Violated Her First Amendment Rights
Ann Doucette alleged she was left with “severe emotional distress, fear, anxiety, and trauma” after Don Lemon and others covered a Minneapolis church protest.
Black News, Opinions, Politics and Culture
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During Midterm Political Season, These Black Women Could Make History
From Juilanna Stratton to Keisha Lance Bottoms, these women are looking to make history this upcoming midterm election season.
-
New Clues To What Jay-Z is Up To
After nearly a decade since Jay-Z’s last album, rumors about new music are circulating from fans gearing up for his first performance in years.
-
New Southwest Seating Policy Sparks Discrimination Concerns Among Black Women
First, Southwest took away free checked bags and open seating. Now, Black women are speaking out on a new seating policy that allegedly causes more harm than good.
-
How the Black Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect’s New Motion Could Backfire on Trump
Attorneys for Brian Cole Jr. argue Trump’s previous pardons should also apply to him.
-
MacKenzie Scott Makes Major Donation to Small NC HBCU
School Chancellor S. Keith Hargrove Sr. announced that MacKenzie Scott has donated $42 million to Elizabeth City State University.
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SC Rep. Jim Clyburn’s Run for an 18th Congressional Term Has Black America Divided
After 85-year-old Rep. Jim Clyburn announced his run for an 18th term, Black folks online shared plenty of thoughts.
-
The 400-Day Target Boycott Was More Effective Than You Think
According to Pastor Jamal Bryant, Target has met three of four of the boycott’s original demands. Here’s exactly what that means…
-
All You Didn’t Know About Atlanta’s ‘Magic City’ Strip Club
Magic City is one of the most famous clubs in the world. Now, here’s everything you should know about the mystery of Magic.
-
The Wildest Conspiracy Theories in American History
As the fallout from the Epstein files and war in Iran continue, we’re taking a closer look at the most polarizing conspiracy theories in American history.
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Don Lemon Slapped With Another Lawsuit as Minneapolis Churchgoer Claims His Protest Coverage Violated Her First Amendment Rights
Ann Doucette alleged she was left with “severe emotional distress, fear, anxiety, and trauma” after Don Lemon and others covered a Minneapolis church protest.
