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On Aug. 1, 2016 the Baltimore County police arrived at the home of Korryn Gaines to serve an arrest warrant for a…

There has been so much trauma, violence, inhumanity and depraved indifference splashed across our screens in recent…

As pastor of Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church, Rev. Raphael Warnock often gets asked what it is like to preach in…

Every black family has to have “the talk” at some point. Lord knows the opportunity keeps presenting itself and most…

Misty Copeland, who became American Ballet Theatre’s first African-American principal dancer in 2015, is still…

NYC-based licensed mental health counselor Alice Mills Mai believes the collective grief gripping black people in…

As I write this, Trump is probably still rage tweeting about the first black president. We all wish Barack Obama…

When it comes to the U.S. Census, it’s no secret that black men are historically undercounted. As Georgia has one of…

While many around the globe settle more and more into a life that involves working from home, there’s a certain…

Pulitzer Prize and Emmy Award-winning journalist Trymaine Lee has one agenda—to find the truth.

In an effort to demonstrate how much they want to “reopen the economy” (or perhaps how badly they hate social…

Ramadan begins this evening, and for many Muslims around the world, the holiday will look a lot different this year.

Dr. Melanie Malloy remembers a time when a 21-year-old patient experiencing nausea and vomiting could be exhibiting…

The tongue-in-cheek assertion that “black folks can’t get the coronavirus” hasn’t aged well.

Joy Harden Bradford, Ph.D., knows that life can feel overwhelming sometimes—and that’s when we’re not facing a…