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Books by Black Authors We Can’t Wait to Read in March 2024
March is coming in hot with great new reads from Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Tamron Hall, Linsey Davis and more.
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Hey NYT, Taylor Swift’s Boo Travis Kelce Did NOT ‘Revolutionize’ the Fade Haircut
Reports about the "Travis Kelce Cut" are the latest in a long line of "Columbusing" things Black people did long ago.
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Another One Gone: Iconic Black Actor and ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Star Dies
Two-time Emmy-winning star André Braugher, who first starred opposite Denzel Washington in 'Glory,' died on Monday at age 61, according to reports.
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Mind Your Business and Stop Worrying About Jemele Hill’s Money
The popular commentator and journalist responds to rumors about the status of her deal with Spotify.
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Podcast from Obama’s Production Company Shares Untold Stories of Solidarity
In The Sum of Us, Heather McGhee shines a light on communities working together to make change
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NFL Reportedly Wants “Indefinite” Deshaun Watson Suspension
If so, the Browns QB wouldn't be eligible to play until 2023
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10 Books by Black Authors We Can’t Wait to Read in June
With all of the great titles coming out in June, your summer reading list is going to be hot!
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Jon Gruden Sues the NFL
Former Raiders coach wants to know why only his racist and homophobic emails were made public
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‘It’s Time White America Pays Attention’: The Root Presents: It’s Lit! and Keith Boykin Run Down the Race Against Time
The bestselling author and political commentator's latest book explores the race-based fear fueling our nation's cold civil war.
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PageTurners: The Literary Journey of Black Voices
Black history has been passed down from generation to generation through storytelling. Stories of religion, trauma, love and family have been the backbone of our communities, and the most recent releases from Black authors continue that tradition. In a time where meeting and being together in person is near impossible, using literature to have deep…