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Ace and Chelley From ‘Love Island USA’ FINALLY Break Their Silence After the Controversial Season Ends
After being voted off the island, Ace and Chelley took to Instagram to finally reflect on their experience and address controversies surrounding them.
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White Florida Ex-Mayor Allegedly Insults Black City Clerk’s ‘Aunt Jemima Braids,’ Messes Around and Finds Out
Erica Anderson claimed the former mayor told her to stop wearing “Aunt Jemima Braids.” And that was just the beginning of her federal complaint.
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WATCH: Man Escaped From a Burning Building, Then Turned Around and Did the Unthinkable
The 39-year-old will be honored with a medal for his courageous efforts from July 4.
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Went Up Against 90 Homeland Security Soldiers, Here’s What Happened Next
As soon as footage of National Guard troops got back to Mayor Bass, she went down there to personally handle the situation.
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You Won’t Believe Which Black Culture Icons Had Photos in the Epstein Files
After the DOJ releases new documents associated with Epstein, folks are noticing these Black stars in many photos with the deceased sexual predator.
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Black America Reacts To Nicki Minaj’s Surprise Appearance With Erika Kirk
After weeks of being suspected of “turning MAGA,” Nicki Minaj joining hands with Charlie Kirk’s widow and praising Trump has Black folks outraged.
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Trump Just Ramped Up His Immigrant Deportation Plans to a Scary Degree
According to reports, Trump plans to target naturalized citizens in his ongoing mass deportation scheme.
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Atlanta Nightlife Insiders Respond to 21 Savage’s Claim That the City’s Club Scene ‘Grooms’ Children
The Root spoke to Atlanta insiders about whether the city’s club scene is really “grooming” the youth like 21 Savage claimed.
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Uncle Nearest Whiskey CEO Finally Responds After Being Dragged for Viral Video with Former Classmate
Fawn Weaver took to Instagram to share her side of the viral interaction with a man claiming to know her from middle school.
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How Trump’s Department of Education is Letting Down Black Students — Out Loud
The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights handles dozens of discrimination cases each year, but under Trump, the office hasn’t resolved a single case.
