Why A League of Voting Rights Group Are Challenging Trump’s Latest Executive Order on Mail-in Ballots
The Easter Speech Is The Original Masterclass of Black Excellence
Dawn Staley’s Dominant Win Brought Out Geno Auriemma’s White Male Privilege
Anti-Affirmative Action Groups are Now Coming for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Scholarships
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Haitian Immigrant Woman Found Dead at Bus Stop Days After Release From ICE. Now, Her Family Demands Justice
The family of a Haitian immigrant, who came to the U.S. to seek asylum, seeks answers after she was found dead at a bus stop days after her release from ICE.
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Why Everybody is Suddenly Giving Black Women Their Much-Deserved Flowers!
From Sterling K. Brown to white folks on TikTok, Black women are finally receiving their flowers for being the backbone of society— and we love to see it.
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‘Mean Ushers, Peppermints’ and 15 Other Blackity-Black Church Rules You Need to Know
From the usher stare to the peppermint grandmas, take a stroll down memory lane inside the Black church only those who grew up in it would understand.
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Pete Hegseth and Other Trump Picks Unfit for Their Big Government Jobs
As military operations in Iran continue, we’re looking closely at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other Trump appointees with… questionable… backgrounds.
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‘Sinners’ Star Jayme Lawson Breaks Silence Over BAFTA N-Word Incident
“Sinners” actress Jayme Lawson broke down why the BBC’s failure to censor the 2026 BAFTA broadcast was “careless” and lacked protection for Black talent.
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New Development After White NYC College Professor Makes Racist Comments on Work Zoom When She Thought She Was on Mute
Allyson Friedman has identified herself as the college professor caught spewing racist language during a virtual council meeting.
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David Bowie’s Daughter Reveals Heartbreak of Being in Treatment When He Died
Alexandrua ‘Lexi’ Jones, daughter of Iman and David Bowie is getting candid with her fans and followers, shedding light on a seriously troubled time in her teen years.
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Heartbreaking Story of Hattie McDaniel, The First Black Oscar Winner
With the Oscars approaching, we must remember Hattie McDaniel, the first Black Academy Award winner, who was nonetheless disrespected by Hollywood.
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Justin J. Pearson on What the State of the Union Address Really Means for Black Folks
Tenn. politician Justin J. Pearson broke down exactly what all Black folks should take away from Trump’s State of the Union address on Feb. 24.
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Why Rappers Are Entering The Political Arena
Will we see more rappers becoming politicians after Uncle Luke announced he is running for a seat in Congress?