Politics
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All You Need To Know About Winnie Mandela’s Extraordinary and Turbulent Life
In honor of women’s history month, we’re telling you all about the life of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the Mother of South Africa’s Nation.
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Why You Need To Be Careful With What You Send In The Groupchat In 2026
This is why you shouldn’t tell your groupchat everything in 2026.
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Professor: Why The Million Man March Was a Total Failure
Thirty years ago, the Million Man March was a wonderful day of solidarity. But a professor explains why he believes it was a sugar high that quickly dissipated.
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13 Strategic, Powerful Moves Black Folks Are Making Amid Dark Times
Black folks aren’t just surviving, we’re strengthening, and defying marginalization at every turn. Here are 13 powerful examples of our extraordinary growth and rising intelligence, even as we stare adversity square in the face.
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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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Druski Goes Viral With Hilarious Skit on ‘Conservative Women in America’
Fan-favorite comedian Druski transforms into a satirical “Christian conservative” character, sparking millions of views and a heated online debate.
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13 Reasons Why 2026 Is Already A Hot Mess
From U.S. airstrikes and political shakeups to celebrity scandals and AI disrupting jobs, 2026 has already delivered chaos that’s impossible to ignore — and we’ve rounded up 13 of the wildest moments so far.
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4 Powerful Things to Do on Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2026
MLK Day isn’t just a federal holiday that gets you a free day from work, but a call to action. Here’s four ways you can celebrate the day— before the brunches.
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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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These 7 Black Female Senate Candidates Could Rewrite History in 2026
From Texas to South Carolina, a new wave of Black women candidates is stepping into the U.S. Senate race, potentially making history in the 2026 election cycle.