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Is Student Loan Debt Hurting Black Homeownership? HUD Secretary Says Yep!
Marcia Fudge linked a decline in Black homeownership to student loan debt while touting HUD plans to remove barriers between Black people and mortgage lenders.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Tells UNC-Chapel Hill She Won't Join Faculty Unless She Has Tenure
The journalist and creator of the 1619 Project has had enough of the BS.
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With the Tokyo Olympics on the Horizon, Gwen Berry's Time Is Now
With a little help from Color of Change, the U.S. Olympic hammer thrower is back where she belongs.
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Introducing 'Wayoff P'
Paul George’s missed free throws is the latest example of the seven-time All-Star’s failure to live up to the hype.
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We Traveled The South to Rediscover Our Roots
It was a pilgrimage steeped in Black history, one we will never forget
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The Miseducation of Wypipo: 10 Reasons Why America Needs White History Lessons
It’s easy to believe the 1619 Project, Critical Race Theory and reverse racism are attempting to rewrite America’s past if you’ve never studied white history.
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Sons of Confederate Veterans File Lawsuit to Have Monument Restored in Predominantly Black Decatur, Ga.
The 30-foot-high Confederate monument was removed from Decatur Square in 2020. Now, a bunch of salty white people are trying to have it restored.
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Supreme Court Slams the NCAA, Sides With Student-Athletes in Compensation Case
College athletes are one step closer to making it rain after their latest court victory.