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Taking What's Mine
It’s Chris Paul’s world. The Milwaukee Bucks are just living in it.
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Simone Biles Is Ready to Tell Her Survivor's Story
The Olympian gets transparent about competing in the aftermath of sexual abuse in the latest episode of her Facebook Watch Original ‘Simone vs Herself.’
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Black Alabama Teen Raises $38,000 for Children With Cancer by Cutting 19-Inch Afro
Imagine being 17 years old and possessing the ingenuity and selflessness to even think of something like tuning your hair into help for others.
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'Deeply, Deeply Sorry' Rachel Nichols Out as Sideline Reporter During the NBA Finals
The host of ESPN’s “The Jump” will be replaced by rising star Malika Andrews.
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Nine-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Carl Lewis Partners With Silk to Support HBCU Athletes With Their Own Olympic Dreams
HBCU track and field programs face plenty of challenges, and now they’re getting a little help from one of the greatest athletes who ever lived.
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I Ain't One to Gossip, but Here's Why the Phoenix Suns Are About to Win Their 1st NBA Championship
Since their inception in 1968, the Phoenix Suns have never won an NBA title. That’s about to change.
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Fragile Republican Pressures Texas Museum to Withdraw From Book Event Examining Slavery's Role in the Battle of Alamo
In today’s episode of White Fragility Ruins Everything…
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Phylicia Rashad Apologizes to Howard Students and Parents for 'Insensitive' Cosby Tweet
The actor and dean of Howard University’s College of Fine Arts was roundly criticized for celebrating her on-screen husband’s early release from prison.
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'I Will Never Recover From This Heartbreak': Brianna McNeal Loses Appeal of Five-Year Suspension
The Olympic hurdler was suspended for violating anti-doping policies. McNeal told her side of the story publicly for the first time to The New York Times.
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Ida B. Wells-Barnett Becomes First Black Woman to Be Honored in Chicago With a Monument
One of our most daring trailblazers of the civil rights movement was honored in the Windy City with a bronze statue.