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Why Ray Nagin, Flaws and All, Was The Man New Orleans Needed To Combat Hurricane Katrina
It is a shame he ruined his legacy. Ray Nagin could have been remembered as one of the greatest mayors in American history.
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The Sad, Frightening Consequences of Summer Break For Black Kids
Every student experiences learning loss during the summer. Black kids cannot afford to.
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Even The Mom’s Doctor Is Shocked By Her Four Children’s Births Over The Years
This mom’s four babies were born on the same day and different years — a fact defies all logic.
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‘Euphoria’ Composer Labrinth Quits Show and Music Business, Now Fans Are Shook
Fans of the hit HBO drama “Euphoria” are shook after the show’s composer, Labrinth, suddenly cut ties with the high school series.
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Did You Know JFK Jr.’s Iconic ’90s Style Secretly Came from Black Icons Like Denzel?
Online Gen Z is going crazy over John F. Kennedy Jr’s fashion sense, but not everybody realizes his fashion was inspired by Black men in the ’90s.
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Black Girls: Here’s Why A $3.99 Trader Joe’s Tote Could Be The Most Valuable Thing In Your Wardrobe
A Black British writer observes a new fashion phenomenon across the pond: Trader Joe’s tote bags have become a coveted status symbol, echoing the appeal and exclusivity once held by the iconic Hermès Birkin bag.
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Exclusive: Rev. A.R. Bernard on Becoming NYPD’s Chaplain During Trying Times
Rev. A.R. Bernard, Brooklyn Pastor and Influential Faith Leader, Speaks on His New Role as NYPD Chaplain.
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17 Black Celebs Who Were Arrested For Speaking Out Against Injustice
Following Don Lemon’s arrest, we look at several Black public figures who were arrested for putting themselves on the line in the name of resistance.
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Who Is Norelle Simpson? How This Gorgeous Black Woman Stole the Spotlight at a Pittsburgh Steelers Game
Norelle Simpson is the latest singer to impressively tackle the national anthem during an NFL game. Here’s what you need to know about her!
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Professor: Why Have Black Women Stayed Silent About Diddy, Other Men For So Long?
The Diddy docuseries does more than expose Sean Combs’s misdeeds. It shows how Black women sometimes hurt themselves in their attempt to protect Black men.