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King Charles Admits Britain’s Role In Slavery but What Did He Say About Reparations?
Amid calls for reparations, his remarks were made at a summit of Commonwealth countries.
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In Order for Americans To Love Our Country in Full, They Must Acknowledge Its History in Full
Teachers must have the freedom to teach the accurate history of our nation, no matter how painful and shameful some of that history might be.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court Says Woman Can Sue Harvard for Use of Images of Her Enslaved Ancestors
In a June 23 ruling, the Massachusetts Supreme Court says Tamara Lanier can sue Harvard for emotional distress.
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New York City’s Pay Transparency Law Delayed Until November
Businesses argued to New York City lawmakers that they needed more time to comply with the law and address unintended consequences.
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Study Finds That Job Applicants With ‘Distinctively Black’ Names Get Called Back Less For Interviews
The study is based on responses to more than 83,000 entry-level job applications sent to 108 Fortune 500 companies in America.
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The Glow Up 50: Celebrating Icons Ruth E. Carter and Bethann Hardison
Black style is legendary, and as we celebrate the second year of The Glow Up 50, we’d be remiss not to acknowledge the living legends in our midst. This year, Dame Pat McGrath was honored with our annual Dap Award (so named for the iconic Dapper Dan), but she was in great company, as our…