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Stephen A. Smith Dragged For Mocking NFL Star Lane Johnson’s Comments About Mental Health
Stephen A. Smith, who has spoken openly about his own mental health struggles, faces criticism for mocking an NFL star's retirement decision.
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The Incredible Story of Liberia’s First Black Female President
The Root is giving Ellen Johnson Sirleaf—Liberia's first female president and Nobel Peace Prize laureate—her flowers for consistently serving as a global beacon of freedom, women's empowerment, and democracy just before her 88th birthday.
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Olandria Manifested Her Dream Makeup Collab—Here’s How
The ever-gorgeous Olandria and famed makeup artist Pat McGrath have teamed up for an all-new, dazzling campaign! Here's how it all came to be!
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New Details in ‘RHOP’s’ Gizelle Bryant’s Messy Legal Battle Over Her Father’s Will
'RHOP' star Gizelle Bryant said she and her siblings lost their fight over their father’s estate. Now, new court records and details explain what started the dispute.
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The Yard is the Runway: HBCU Homecoming’s Best Street Style
From gameday glam to streetwear standouts, HBCU students and alumni brought culture, creativity, and unmatched style to homecoming weekend.
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Body-Cam Footage of Fatal Police Shooting of Unarmed Black Teen Raises Urgent Questions
Ben Crump releases body cam footage as Saveion McConnell’s family questions why one officer used a gun instead of a Taser
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Black TV And Movie Villains Who Spoke Truth
With Halloween upon us, we’re flipping the script and highlighting the villains who said the quiet part out loud.
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Opinion: The Memphis Safe Task Force is the Wrong Model for America
My experience shapes how I see the Memphis Safe Task Force, and I am deeply concerned that the federal government now wants to make it a public safety model for other cities
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Austin Gentrifiers In Viral Video Sparks Outrage After Citing $1.5M Home Value to HBCU Students
A viral parking dispute near Austin’s Huston-Tillotson University highlights the racial entitlement and gentrification creeping into historically Black spaces.
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The Real ‘Nickel Boys’: How Researchers Are Preserving Stories of Black Boys Who Died in State Custody
The story behind 'Nickel Boys' was horrifying enough, but the real history of Black children in state custody cuts much deeper.