Why Black People Dress up On Easter
The African Pope Behind Easter That You Never Heard of
LeBron James’ Comments About Memphis Have Some Calling Him a Culture Vulture
The Easter Speech Is The Original Masterclass of Black Excellence
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Expert: How Black People Will Win With AI — and Why the Time to Act Is Right Now
Loren R. Douglass says Black visionaries can leverage AI to unlock opportunity, amplify creativity, and build generational wealth. Here’s how.
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Why Netflix’s ‘The Perfect Neighbor’ Documentary Has the Internet Heartbroken— and Pissed Off
Netflix’s new documentary, “The Perfect Neighbor,” detailing the events that led up to Ajike Owens’ death in 2023 will leave you crying real, angry tears.
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13 Back Ministers And Their Salacious Scandals
From Bishop Eddie Long to Rev. Jesse Jackson, these jaw-dropping scandals completely rocked the Black, Christian community.
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You’ll Delight in This Black TikToker’s Vicious, Viral Clapback to a Racist Troll
Black gamer @norratamo’s mic drop-worthy response to a racist who found his way into his comments has garnered over five million views on TikTok.
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You Won’t Believe What Joy Reid Says She Got Paid in Comparison to Her MSNBC Colleagues
“They work less hours and make more than us, get bigger raises, more opportunities and more grace. This is the world we live in,” Joy Red said.
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Even The Mom’s Doctor Is Shocked By Her Four Children’s Births Over The Years
This mom’s four babies were born on the same day and different years — a fact defies all logic.
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As War in Iran Rages, How Much Higher Can Gas Prices Really Get?
Gasoline prices are up in every state since the Iran war begin and they’re expected to rise.
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The Chilling Rise of the ‘Alpine Divorce,’ Where Men Take Their Wives to Hike— Then Purposefully Abandon Them
Inside the dangerous relationship trend you’ve never heard of: Alpine divorces, where men desert their partners on hikes to break up.
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John Brown: The White Man Who Black People Have Loved Throughout history
In a time when the world feels split, white allies seem nil, and America still refuses to vote slavery as its greatest crime, a new generation is rediscovering John Brown, the white man who gave his life for Black liberation.
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HBCU Alumni Score Higher in Brain Health Than PWI Peers, New Study Finds
A new study shows that the HBCU experience may actually be connected to a lifetime of well-being.