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How Trump is Unsubtly Re-Segregating the Government in His Image
President Donald Trump’s moves since starting his second term not so subtly suggest that he’s trying to build his administration in an image that doesn’t include us.
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Black Celebrities With The Best Silk Presses
As folks go crazy over SheaMoisture’s latest commercial featuring their silk press line, we’re highlighting some of the best celeb silk presses in the game.
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Latino Man Threatens To Call Trump On Black Family For Being At Their Home
After a Latino man harassed a Black family for moving into the neighborhood, social media is pointing out that Black folks will always be the most targeted by White Supremacy.
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Candace Owens Trashes the MAGA-Friendly Kid Rock Super Bowl Halftime Show, and It’s Not Pretty
Candace Owens bashes the Turning Point USA show by calling it a scam and “corny capitalism.”
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23 Films That Will Teach You About Black History
These are the 23 films you need to watch this Black History Month.
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Everything You Need To Know About Maria Taylor, The Black Woman Who Just Made History at The Super Bowl
Who is Maria Taylor? The Black woman who just made history presenting at the Super Bowl. We’ll give you the rundown.
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Why Black Folks Need To Remain Alert To New Powers ICE Agents Have Been Granted
Pastor and leader of the digital faith community, The Faith Community, Kristian A. Smith, is laying out the reasons why Black folks need to pay attention to what ICE is doing.
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How Trolling on Elon Musk’s X Social Media Platform Is Harming Black Folks
Last week we told you that Elon Musk endorsed a White nationalist post on his platform X, but there are many more controversial posts that should concern you.
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We Finally Know What Allegedly Happened the Day Sherrone Moore Was Arrested
New reports have come out detailing the events that got former Michigan head football coach arrested the day he was fired.
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$70M Investment Set to Transform Portland’s Historic Black Albina Neighborhood
The 1803 Fund unveils a $70 million plan to create jobs and repair decades of displacement in North Portland’s historically Black neighborhood.