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Alabama Black Mayor Was Literally Locked Out of His Office For Years — But He Finally Got the Last Laugh
Patrick Braxton was elected mayor of tiny, rural Newbern, Ala., years after he was supposed to officially take the position the first time.
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How Detroit’s First Female Mayor Made History—Again, With This Major Announcement Only 4 Days in Office
Mary Sheffield was sworn in as Detroit’s first woman mayor on January 1, and by January 5, she was already changing lives for the better!
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Chicago Blocks Troops but New Orleans Welcomes Them
Chicago celebrates a court victory blocking federal troop deployments as New Orleans prepares for hundreds of National Guard members to enter the city for New Year’s Eve.
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The Great Black Real Estate Shuffle: How Our Moguls Bossed Up
Black moguls are changing the face of luxury ownership, and we are here for it.
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How to Show Up For Someone Who Is Grieving This Holiday Season
Here are a few practical ways to let someone know you’re there for them when they’re managing grief during the holidays
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This Wild Theory Says Home Alone Is Secretly A Story About The Love Of Christ
‘Home Alone’ is an all-time favorite movie for so many people. A trending theory claims it puts the Christ in Christmas.
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This Dallas Father and Son Achieved the Same Heartwarming Goal at the Same Time — and They Aren’t Done
Father and son, Lamontry Lott and Mikel Lott, break generational cycle, graduating college together.
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Uh…Everyone’s Saying the Same Thing About Hakeem Jeffries’ Reaction to Jasmine Crockett’s Senate Run
Jeffries reaction to Crockett’s Senate announcement left people filling in the blanks.
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Everything to Know About Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson
From teacher and union organizer to Chicago’s first modern progressive mayor, Johnson navigates bold reforms, fierce opposition and a city in transition.
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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Actor James Pickens Shares a Heartbreaking Health Update
Actor James Pickens, Jr. reveals real-life prostate cancer diagnosis and cancer-free status.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Alabama Black Mayor Was Literally Locked Out of His Office For Years — But He Finally Got the Last Laugh
Patrick Braxton was elected mayor of tiny, rural Newbern, Ala., years after he was supposed to officially take the position the first time.
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How Detroit’s First Female Mayor Made History—Again, With This Major Announcement Only 4 Days in Office
Mary Sheffield was sworn in as Detroit’s first woman mayor on January 1, and by January 5, she was already changing lives for the better!
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Chicago Blocks Troops but New Orleans Welcomes Them
Chicago celebrates a court victory blocking federal troop deployments as New Orleans prepares for hundreds of National Guard members to enter the city for New Year’s Eve.
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The Great Black Real Estate Shuffle: How Our Moguls Bossed Up
Black moguls are changing the face of luxury ownership, and we are here for it.
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How to Show Up For Someone Who Is Grieving This Holiday Season
Here are a few practical ways to let someone know you’re there for them when they’re managing grief during the holidays
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This Wild Theory Says Home Alone Is Secretly A Story About The Love Of Christ
‘Home Alone’ is an all-time favorite movie for so many people. A trending theory claims it puts the Christ in Christmas.
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This Dallas Father and Son Achieved the Same Heartwarming Goal at the Same Time — and They Aren’t Done
Father and son, Lamontry Lott and Mikel Lott, break generational cycle, graduating college together.
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Uh…Everyone’s Saying the Same Thing About Hakeem Jeffries’ Reaction to Jasmine Crockett’s Senate Run
Jeffries reaction to Crockett’s Senate announcement left people filling in the blanks.
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Everything to Know About Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson
From teacher and union organizer to Chicago’s first modern progressive mayor, Johnson navigates bold reforms, fierce opposition and a city in transition.
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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Actor James Pickens Shares a Heartbreaking Health Update
Actor James Pickens, Jr. reveals real-life prostate cancer diagnosis and cancer-free status.
