culture
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Howard Scientist: Why Grudges Can Give You Cancer
Dr. Patrick Ijewere, a medical consultant at Howard University, explains in a 2025 report how holding a grudge can be directly tied to disease, including cancer.
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White Texas Pastor Breaks Down How Slavery Was a ‘Blessing’ To Black Folks — Guess What Happened Next
Joel Webbon of Right Response Ministries said Black folks should be thankful for the slave trade, claiming it allowed them to benefit from White people’s blessings.
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Black Gen Z Hires: Here’s 15 Wisdom Tips On How Not To Get Fired
Employers aren’t thrilled with Gen Z hires—75% of companies reported being dissatisfied with recent college grads. However, these tips and tricks can help you stay employed and thrive in your career.
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Netflix Doc Has People Thinking Jussie Smollett Was Telling The Truth All Along
Were we wrong about Jussie? A new documentary on Netflix suggests we may have dismissed him too quickly.
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Professor: Dems Finally Grew a Spine and Ready to Fight Dirty as Trump Schemes to Erase Black, Hispanic Votes in Texas
Democrats Are Saying, “We Are Not Going High As Trump Tries To Erase The Black, Hispanic Vote in Texas!”
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Terrifying Reasons 300K Black Women Lost Jobs In 2025
The headlines say the job market is strong — but Black women know a different story.
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Why Bougie Jack and Jill Might Just Be the Thing Black Folks Need These Days
It is OK to be Black and admit you have privilege. The problem is when you do not help others.
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3 Things You Didn’t Know About The Viral Coldplay Alleged Adulterers
We just learned new information about Kristen Cabot that gives a lot of insight about how she might land following the scandal.
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The One Reason This Year’s Essence Festival Was Considered By Many a Complete Disaster
The Essence Festival was given a lot of comparisons to dumpster fires this year, and there’s a surprising reason why.
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Who’s the Next U.S. President? New Poll Ranks Democratic Contenders
From Buttigieg to Harris, a new poll trending across social media reveals how voters are sizing up the top Democratic hopefuls for the 2028 presidential race.