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A New Wave of Black Gay Candidates Could Make History in Congress
Elijah Manley, Florida State Sen. Shevrin Jones, and U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres are Black openly gay candidates who could make history if elected to Congress in 2027.
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David Oyelowo Addresses the Outrage Over His Comments About Black Southern Accents
After David Oyelowo's recent comments about Black Brits and Black Southerners went viral for all the wrong reasons, now he's speaking out!
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A Look at Madam C.J. Walker’s Stunning New York Estate
We're looking at Madam C.J. Walker's stunning 20,000-square-foot estate located just north of New York City.
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A White Florida Couple Reaches a Custody Agreement for Their Black Daughter After IVF Mix-Up
A White couple in Florida has finally reached a custody agreement for their Black daughter after they were implanted with the wrong embryo during IVF treatment.
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After Being ‘Dead’ For Three Days, Billy Porter Shares Update on His Health
After a routine check-up turned into a scary sepsis diagnosis, which led to him being dead for three days, Billy Porter is finally sharing some good news with his fans!
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Our Favorite Outfits From Black New York Knicks Fans
In preparation for Knicks fans to take over Manhattan during their parade on June 18, we're looking at the best Knicks fashion we've seen on the streets of New York.
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Fans Are Celebrating the ‘Michael’ Biopic, But a New Legal Battle is Already on the Horizon
Just when Michael Jackson fans were in high spirits over a new feat he made, their day just got a bit darker thanks to a new trial.
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In These White Towns, Allegiance to Trump Has Backfired
Some of the poorest white communities across the nation vote for Trump against their best interests. Here are a few.
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Laz Alonzo Questions Why The Civil Rights Movement is Missing From the U.S. Citizenship Test
Actor Laz Alonso says the U.S. citizenship exam completely erases the sacrifices Black Americans made for the rights immigrants enjoy.
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Ladies, Get in Formation: A Celebration of Black Women and Girls is Coming to a Southern City Near You
Beginning June 18, the Southern Black Girls and Women's Consortium is hitting the road on a tour of the South to remind Black women and girls why they matter.