Black Woman’s Essay on Modern Dating Is Lighting Up The Comments Section
Are the $2,000 Tariff Refunds Trump Promised Actually Coming?
NFL Star Shares Important, Heartbreaking Message Following Fellow Player’s Suicide
Heartbreaking Story of Hattie McDaniel, The First Black Oscar Winner
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Lebron James To Commissioner Adam Silver: Let’s Finally Bring An NBA Franchise To Las Vegas
While Silver hasn’t fully committed to the idea, if it does it’s possible the Lakers guard might make a play for ownership.
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Uganda President’s Twitter-messy Son Threatens to Invade Kenya and Tries to Woo an Italian Politician With Cows
If your kids are trouble, imagine having to parent this guy.
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Black Folks In Maryland Clapping Back at Housing Officials Who Want to Sell a Former Slave Site
Officials want to sell the property but slave descendants are working hard to preserve the historic site.
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How to Walk 10,000 Steps Without Even Trying
It takes 2 hours of continuous walking to get 10,000 steps in… ain’t nobody got time for that!
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Ahmaud Arbery’s Mother Is “Extremely Disappointed” By Kanye West’s “White Lives Matter” Stunt
In a statement to Rolling Stone, Wanda Cooper-James believes West’s latest antics help “legitimize extremist behavior.”
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Having Trouble Losing Weight After 40? Give These Tips a Try
The older we get, the harder it can be to see the numbers on the scale move. But a few simple changes can make a big difference.
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Former WNBA, University of Texas Basketball Star Tiffany Jackson Dies at 37
The accomplished standout played for the New York Liberty, Tulsa Shock and Los Angeles Sparks.
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QB Tua Tagovailoa Should Retire To Protect His Brain, Concussion Doctor Says
Two scary hits in one week is enough, Bennet Omalu says.
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The Evolution of Rihanna [UPDATE]
From her early days in Barbados to the Forbes Billionaire’s List, and now the Super Bowl we take you through some of the major moments of BadGal Riri’s career.
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Black Resilience Finally Gets Its Due in New PBS Documentary
In “Making Black America: Through The Grapevine” Henry Louis Gates Jr. examines the myriad ways Black people have overcome the odds.