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DaBaby Pretends Not to Know Who Questlove Is After Being Called Out for His Homophobia
DaBaby dismissed The Roots drummer after backlash to his disgusting remarks, causing folks to wonder: How hip hop are you if you don’t know Questlove?
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Blame It on Baby: DaBaby ‘Apologizes’ for Homophobic Comments Made at Rolling Loud Miami [UPDATED]
The ‘Rockstar’ rapper garnered mixed responses following his disparaging rant over the weekend.
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NYPD Officers Swarm and Tase Black Man on Subway After Accusing Him of Letting Someone on Without Paying Fare
Apparently, jumping the fare on a New York subway is a serious offense. Either that or cops are just aggressive AF with Black people.
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Ugliest Racist Calls Mickey Guyton's 4-Month-Old Son 'the Ugliest Child'
‘@crystal502021 came for my child. Shame on you,’ Guyton wrote on Instagram, sharing a screenshot of the hateful message she received.
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Case Files for 1964 Lynchings of Civil Rights Activists Chaney, Goodman and Schwerner Made Public for the First Time
These are the kinds of American stories a certain political party would rather history just forget. This one isn’t even 60 years old.
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Feds Launch Investigation Into Potential Pattern of Racist Abuses by Louisiana State Police
The investigation comes shortly after body camera footage of Ronald Greene’s death leaked last month.
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The Beginning and End of My 11-Year Relationship With My Father
My first Father’s Day without my dad is making me reflect on loving complicated family members who hurt and love us
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Things to Read and Watch to Celebrate and Honor Juneteenth
A collection of books and media giving us intersectional insight into the experiences of those once enslaved.
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10 Books Celebrating the Rich History of Black Cuisine to Honor Juneteenth
Like most American traditions, Black people were essential to how we eat.