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Was The Late Assata Shakur 2Pac’s Mom? A Professor Has Answers
Many are saying that Assata Shakur was the mother of 2pac. We clear up the confusion. You’re welcome.
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Louisiana Town Suffers Massive Oil Explosion, But That’s Not the Only Bad News
A plant explosion in Louisiana has Black residents worried about their health. And with so many environmental protections rolled back, residents may face an uphill battle to recover.
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Clips of White Men Wildin’ Out in Acts of Bold-Faced Racism is on the Rise, and the Internet is Blaming This
There was once a time when white men who were inclined to be racist would hide their real feelings about Black people. Now, they don’t have to.
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Florida Unveils Statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., But Uh, There’s One Huge Problem…
Martin Luther King’s statue deserved better — and the internet agrees.
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Something Powerful Emerged After Black NYC Woman Was Jumped, Beaten Over a Parking Space
The message is clear: Attacks on Black women will not be tolerated.
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Why Justin Bieber’s Emotional Coachella Performance Has Fans Celebrating His Career Growth
After taking his fans down memory lane during his Coachella performance, Justin Bieber left viewers across the internet celebrating his music legacy.
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Trump Under Fire from Former Republican Allies as Marjorie Taylor Greene and Candace Owens Call for New Leadership
Former GOP allies Marjorie Taylor Greene and Candace Owens blast Donald Trump, calling for new leadership.
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The Friendship Between These NYC Besties Will Make You Cry
The TikTok page @NYC_Besties has been capturing the stories of best friends in New York City, but their most recent post will touch your heart.
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Professor On Jalen Rose Saying NBA Has a ‘Residue or Slavery’
The outrage over his slavery comment misses the deeper issue of who controls the wealth created by Black athletes.
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Former Black Inmate Makes History as First Ever in U.S. to Buy a Prison Facility
Kerwin Pittman becomes the first formerly incarcerated Black man to buy a U.S. prison, transforming a site of confinement into a reentry campus.