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Why Black Folks Are <i>Always</i> Expected to Extend Grace When No One Else Will

Why Black Folks Are Always Expected to Extend Grace When No One Else Will

Black folks are being asked to “turn the other cheek” after the BAFTA scandal, but given the deep history of forcing Black people to submit, the wound is still too fresh.

Culture Culture

How the Barbz Are Responding to Nicki Minaj Going Full MAGA

Following her MAGA events, Nicki Minaj has the Barbz divided with some stuck between sticking

News

Mississippi Black Woman Desegregated High School—Then Faced Terror and Isolation

Mary Smith-Blackmon was among the first Black students in a Canton, MIssissippi school and shared

Black Excellence Black History Month Culture News Politics Politics

7 Times Black Folks Almost Became U.S. President

Jesse Jackson, Charlene Mitchell and other Black Americans who ran for president.

Culture, Sports

Damar Hamlin’s Uncle Describes Emotions After Watching His Nephew Collapse on an NFL Field

Dorian Glenn, Damar’s uncle, said his nephew, “basically died on the field and they brought him back to life.”

By

Noah A. McGee

Published

January 4, 2023
Culture, Sports

Mercedes Moné Makes Her New Japan Pro Wrestling Debut; Leaves Sasha Banks Behind

The former WWE superstar made her first appearance in NJPW on Wednesday at Wrestle Kingdom 17.

By

Stephanie Holland

Published

January 4, 2023
Culture, Sports

Damar Hamlin’s On-Field Collapse Is a Stark Reminder of the True Cost of Football [UPDATED]

Damar Hamlin’s family has released a statement thanking fans, first responders and the Cincinnati Bengals.

By

Stephanie Holland

Published

January 3, 2023
Culture, Sports

NFL Player Damar Hamlin In Critical Condition After Frightening Monday Night Football Incident [Updated]

The league finally suspended the game after a lengthy pause.

By

Keith Reed

Published

January 3, 2023
Culture, Technology

Black Content Creators Call Out Influencer Industry for Racial Bias in Gifting

Content creators say that it’s not just about freebies, it’s about creating opportunities for full time employment.

By

Vanessa De Luca

Published

January 1, 2023
Black Excellence, Culture

Black Women Who Inspired Us In 2022

These women have been at the forefront of the culture, showing us what it means to simply be great.

By

Candace McDuffie

Published

December 31, 2022
Culture, Sports

If You’re Mad About Condoleeza Rice’s Role In Hiring The Denver Broncos Next Coach, Cry More

Rice won’t be the first non-expert with a spot on a big-time hiring committee. Your boss is also probably one.

By

Keith Reed

Published

December 28, 2022
Black Excellence, Culture

The Evolution of Representative Hakeem Jeffries

Representative Hakeem Jeffries just became the first Black politician to lead a party in Congress. But who is Rep. Jeffries and how did he come to power?

By

Jessica Washington

Published

December 28, 2022
Culture, Food/Drink

Tired of the Same Old Holiday Cocktails? These Black Bartenders Are Mixing Things Up

If you’re looking for new twists on classic cocktails, these Black bartenders will inspire you.

By

Angela Johnson

Published

December 28, 2022
Culture, Sports

Deion Is Gone. Ed Reed is SWAC Now

The legendary former Ravens safety is the latest retired NFL player to take over an HBCU program.

By

Keith Reed

Published

December 28, 2022