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Everything You Need To Know About Fredi Washington, The Black Hollywood Star Who Refused To Pass As White
Here’s everything you need to know about Fredi Washington, the Black woman who refused to pass as White in a time when it would’ve benefited her.
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All The Wars in Africa You Never Hear About, But Should Know
Let’s talk about what’s really going down in Africa— and why staying informed isn’t optional.
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Coco Gauff Responds To The Hate She Received For Her 4c Hair In Viral Miu Miu Campaign
After receiving criticism for her hair in a recent Miu Miu campaign, Coco Gauff is calling out the haters for being insecure.
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Usher and Bieber Oscar Fight, Druski’s White Grandad: How to Spot These Deepfake News Stories
To help you sharpen your digital defenses and separate fact from fiction, we are debunking viral “news” stories that were entirely fake.
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Why A League of Voting Rights Group Are Challenging Trump’s Latest Executive Order on Mail-in Ballots
A coalition of voting rights groups is challenging President Donald Trump’s executive order regarding mail-in ballots.
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Black Nurse Details Terror, Heroism After Plane Crash on LaGuardia Runway
A Black nurse explains what happened in the moments after the LaGuardia plane crash which killed two pilots.
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These Black Leading Men Aren’t Just Paving the Way, They’re Building New Roads
After Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler’s Oscar wins last weekend, we’re looking at more Black men who are leading in their respective fields.
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Why Everybody is Suddenly Giving Black Women Their Much-Deserved Flowers!
From Sterling K. Brown to white folks on TikTok, Black women are finally receiving their flowers for being the backbone of society— and we love to see it.
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Heartbreaking Story of Hattie McDaniel, The First Black Oscar Winner
With the Oscars approaching, we must remember Hattie McDaniel, the first Black Academy Award winner, who was nonetheless disrespected by Hollywood.
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Professor: Why Black People Should Skip The Super Bowl This Year
On the NFL’s biggest stage, Black labor is everywhere and Black leadership is nowhere.