Civil Rights Lawyer: How a KKK Law is Being Used to Silence Two Black Women in Minneapolis
Dark Skinned Black Men Weren’t Considered Sexy…Until One Man Changed The Game
When ICE Allegedly Uses Children as Bait, There Is No Moral Defense…
From Karamo Brown to Garcelle Beauvais: Why Black Stars Are Walking Away From Toxic, All-White Work Environments
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The Republican National Committee’s Decision to Withdraw From Future Debates Is No Big Surprise
Republicans have no desire to be held accountable for their political positions, if they have any
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WTF Is Herschel Walker Talking About?
His crazy Fox News interview and high poll numbers show his candidacy is a real danger.
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Let’s Look At Athletes As People Outside Their Profession
Some of the comments in regards to Dwayne Haskins’ untimely death shows we have a long way to go in how we look at athletes
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We Outside: Who Says Off-Road Racing and Black People Don’t Mix?
If this pandemic has taught us anything, it’s to venture outside of our comfort zones and live our best lives—racial stereotypes be damned.
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Black History Can Never Be Erased, Nor Forgotten
Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the Supreme Court goes to show that Black history is something that can never be altered.
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Forget the Oscar Slap, There’s News in DC That needs Your Attention
Texts calling to overturn the presidential election, lack of call logs, and calls for recusal are all things that need our focus.
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Will Smith at the Oscars: Was He Protecting Black Women or Displaying Toxic Masculinity?
We need to examine why our only mechanism for standing up for our women is resorting to things that hurt them more.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ Special Vaccination Exception for Athletes Sends The Wrong Message
NY Mayor Eric Adams’s exception for athletes and performers for the private sector COVID mandate will do more harm to the vaccination efforts than good.
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What’s In a Name? For Ketanji Brown Jackson—and Black Women Everywhere—Almost Everything
The frequent mispronunciations of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s name are a stark reminder of the ways Black women’s identity and autonomy are often disregarded.