The Most Positive Events That Happened During Black History Month
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We All Hate Tipping Culture, But Did You Know It’s Rooted in Slavery?
New Development After White NYC College Professor Makes Racist Comments on Work Zoom When She Thought She Was on Mute
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Students at Howard Protest School for Poor Housing Conditions, Tuition Increase and Lack of Representation
The student sit-in at the school’s Blackburn University Center began on Tuesday.
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Black Sculptor Sandra Mujinga Wins Biggest Prize for Contemporary Art
Mujinga will receive a solo exhibition at Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnof next year.
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To the Surprise of Every-Damn-Body, Ben Simmons Crashes the 76ers Family Reunion
The Ben Simmons saga in Philadelphia just took an interesting turn.
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Thanks to a Hornet Attack, J.R. Smith’s 1st Golf Tournament as a Collegiate Athlete Didn’t Exactly Go As Planned
The first tournament of the former NBA star’s golfing career was definitely memorable.
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Brooklyn Nets Tell Kyrie Irving ‘You Ain’t Gotta Go Home, But You Gotta Get the Hell Up Outta Here’—Until He Gets Vaccinated
The seven-time NBA All-Star will not be allowed to participate in any games or practices this season until he takes the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Tiger Woods Spotted Without Crutches, Making ‘Remarkable Recovery’ After Serious Single-Car Accident
The 15-time major champion made a rare appearance this weekend
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Jon Gruden Resigns After Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
Forget Hilary Clinton’s emails, it’s former Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden’s emails we need to be talking about.
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The Weeknd Named World Food Programme Ambassador for United Nations
‘ I feel passionately about addressing world hunger and helping people in need,’ the After Hours artist said.
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18 Former NBA Players Charged in $4 Million Healthcare Fraud Scheme
All 18 players are facing counts of conspiracy to commit health care and wire fraud.