culture
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Before Airbnb, Slave Cabins Were Still on the Rental Market
Organizations have fought to uncover the histories of the cabins and preserve the properties as historic landmarks.
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1 in 4 Teachers Are Told Not to Talk About Race, Survey Finds
Teachers who teach social studies and English reported being harassed about policies on race and bias.
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Ben Crump, Tiffany Cross and More Call Out Black Injustice
Some of America’s most notable Black figures weigh in on important political issues facing this country today in this edition of The Callout.
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Tiktok’s Black Hair Influencers Are Masterful (part 2)
The natural hair community has migrated to TikTok! Here’s who you should be following.
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NYC Mayor Adam’s Son is a Drill Rapper; Here’s What He Thinks About The Political pushback
Adams has previously suggested banning drill music from social media platforms.
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The First Black Country Club Becomes A Historical Landmark
Shady Rest Golf and Country Club was created for Black people who were denied membership to private clubs.
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Coco Gauff Debuts Signature Tennis Sneaker From New Balance
‘The Coco CG1 is a vintage looking shoe with a modern twist, and I am so excited to get this in stores and see how people style it,’ the tennis superstar said.
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Black Man Forced to Cut his Dreadlocks Sues a Kentucky State Prison
It seems hair discrimination goes beyond the workplace and schools.
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Wille Lee Morrow, Godfather of the Jheri Curl, Has Died
The trailblazer in Black hair care died in his San Diego home at 82.
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Cheat Sheet: What Is White Fragility?
Baratunde Thurston, the author of “How To Be Black”, explains what white fragility is and how it emerged.