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Black Internet Is Enraged Over Nurse Accused Of Hurting Black Newborns, Jimmy Carter’s Alleged Black Lineage, Lizzo Slims Down, Derrick Rose And Son Share Tender Moment And More
A collection of our best culture articles from the last seven days.
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![[Update] The Deed is Done: California Transfers Land Back to Black Family After 100 Years](https://assets-server.theroot.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/29125345/db2d3f1d8c9b375d55751c9d614df6c0-300x200.jpg)
[Update] The Deed is Done: California Transfers Land Back to Black Family After 100 Years
The state’s approach to reparations may not be exclusive to monetary compensation from slavery.
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Chadwick Boseman’s $2.3 Million Estate to Be Evenly Split Between His Widow, Parents
The actor passed away at the age of 43 after a years-long battle with colon cancer on August 28, 2020.
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A Petition To Recast Chadwick Boseman’s ‘Black Panther’ Character Gains Over 50,000 Signatures
Despite the character being retired by Marvel studios, fans are fighting to see T’Challa return to the big screen
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Chadwick Boseman’s Brother Believes T’Challa Should Be Recast
Derrick Boseman said he believes Chadwick would want T’Challa to live on because the late actor was aware the character was bigger than himself.
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Curtis Flowers Files Lawsuit Against Prosecutor Who Tried Him in Court 6 Times
The lawsuit alleges misconduct and racial discrimination on behalf of the Montgomery County, Miss. District Attorney’s Office.
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Spotlight on DC’s Mahogany Books
A commitment to our culture has sparked a flourishing books business
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Can We All Agree That SWV's 'You're The One' Is a First Ballot Hall of Fame Cheat Jam?
Ever since the SWV versus Xscape Verzuz was announced, my soul has been awash with joy and good tidings and cheer. I love SWV. I’m an SWV-stan. An SWV-apologist. I’m an SWV-superfan. I love Coko’s singing and will fight with anybody about her place in the pantheon of R&B singers. She’s in my top 10…
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Get Your Money, Black Man: Mississippi Judge Orders State to Pay Curtis Flowers $500,000 for Wrongful Conviction
The last two decades and some change have been an arduous journey for Curtis Flowers, a Mississippi man who spent over 22 years in prison for a crime he was wrongfully convicted of. In 2019, the Supreme Court finally granted Flowers his freedom, and two years later, a judge has ordered the state to finally…