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Why Do Us Black Folks Always Have to Prove That We Were Wronged?
When a Black person is hurt or harmed in this country, especially by white people or by the state, we are not simply allowed to be wronged.
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The Most Iconic Fictional Black Businesses We Wish Were Real
From "Moesha's" The Den to Nipsey's from "Martin," we’re throwing it back to the ultimate fictional Black-owned spots on screen for Black Business Month!
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Black Dynasties: How These Iconic Families Build Generational Wealth
Ahead of Black Business Month, meet the Black families who transformed talent, creativity and determination into lasting businesses, cultural influence, and generational wealth across industries.
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Georgia Prison Escape Reignites Interest in the Story of One of America’s Most Notorious Inmates
Federal agents continue searching for Arthur Lee Cofield Jr., accused of masterminding multimillion-dollar fraud from prison before escaping in May.
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Model Nara Smith Now Says She Isn’t A Tradwife—But TikTok Isn’t Buy It
Smith has been known as one of the biggest tradwife content creators on TikTok, but after a recent podcast appearance, the influencer appears to be backpedaling against every idea that made her a household name.
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What We Can Expect From LeBron James’ New Docuseries
LeBron James is heading to the Philadelphia 76ers—and an ESPN documentary crew is capturing it all. Here’s what to expect from King James’ final NBA chapter.
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Wisconsin Governor’s Race Takes Unexpected Turn After Democrat Mandela Barnes Withdraws
Mandela Barnes exits Wisconsin’s governor race, leaving Democrats with a wide-open primary and a new battle for the nomination.
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Afroman Now Suing Ohio Deputy Who Accused Him of Defamation in Latest Legal Twist
After defeating Ohio sheriff's deputies in court over his viral raid videos, Afroman is now suing one deputy for malicious prosecution.
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Inside the ‘Children of Blood & Bone’ Movie Deal Nightmare
Tomi Adeyemi is once again speaking out against the upcoming film adaptation of her book, 'Children of Blood and Bone.' Here's how this exciting news turned into a whole heap of drama.
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Professor: Why Are Our Gospel Icons Now Performing on the Las Vegas Strip?
OPINION: Confusing a Las Vegas payday with divine favor proves Christians have bought into the market’s gospel.