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Exclusive: Essence Fest 2023 Has a Surprise Political Guest This Year
For the first time ever, a U.S. Treasury Secretary is headed to Essence Fest to promote the Biden administration’s economic agenda for Black America.
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When States Ban Affirmative Action, White People Profit The Most
A new report from The Washington Post shows just how The Supreme Court’s federal ban hurts students of color.
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2023 ESSENCEFest: VP Kamala Harris Speaks On Supreme Court Decision Restricting Affirmative Action
The VP also took the time to encourage the audience to read the dissenting opinion from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
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What Lawyers Say About Controversial Chicago Shooting And Lawsuit Will Surprise You
Carlishia Hood, the woman who allegedly asked her son to shoot a man who assaulted her at a food stand, has filed a lawsuit against the city.
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Shereé Whitfield Squashes Real Housewives of Atlanta Rumors & More
The RHOA star joins That’s So Random to talk about the drama and fame from her reality TV success.
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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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Exclusive: Essence Fest 2023 Has a Surprise Political Guest This Year
For the first time ever, a U.S. Treasury Secretary is headed to Essence Fest to promote the Biden administration’s economic agenda for Black America.
-
When States Ban Affirmative Action, White People Profit The Most
A new report from The Washington Post shows just how The Supreme Court’s federal ban hurts students of color.
-
2023 ESSENCEFest: VP Kamala Harris Speaks On Supreme Court Decision Restricting Affirmative Action
The VP also took the time to encourage the audience to read the dissenting opinion from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
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What Lawyers Say About Controversial Chicago Shooting And Lawsuit Will Surprise You
Carlishia Hood, the woman who allegedly asked her son to shoot a man who assaulted her at a food stand, has filed a lawsuit against the city.
-
Shereé Whitfield Squashes Real Housewives of Atlanta Rumors & More
The RHOA star joins That’s So Random to talk about the drama and fame from her reality TV success.
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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.
-
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.
-
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.”
-
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?
