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African American Studies Department are Dwindling Across U.S. Colleges
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African American Studies Department are Dwindling Across U.S. Colleges
— August 2026
More than 12 private colleges and public universities have either reduced or eliminated Black programs studies departments and majors.
Reggie Bush Fought the NCAA So These Kids Could Get Paid. He Wouldn’t Change a Thing.
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Reggie Bush Fought the NCAA So These Kids Could Get Paid. He Wouldn’t Change a Thing.
— August 2026
The college football icon spoke about the transfer portal, his NIL campgain with Door Dash, and why today’s 'Wild West' landscape is just the beginning.
13 Times Iconic Black Entertainers Shared the Spotlight With Dolly Parton
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13 Times Iconic Black Entertainers Shared the Spotlight With Dolly Parton
— August 2026
Beyoncé, Patti LaBelle and Oprah Winfrey are just a few of the legendary Black icons who shared the stage, screen and studio with the late country singer.
Here’s How Megan Thee Stallion Stays Fit and Fine
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Here’s How Megan Thee Stallion Stays Fit and Fine
— August 2026
Pics from Megan Thee Stallion's latest trip have her fans and followers once again begging to know how she stays looking right! Now, we've got answers!
Black America Is Already in a Recession, the National Urban League Says
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Black America Is Already in a Recession, the National Urban League Says
— August 2026
700,000 Black women out of work, dismantled DEI initiatives, and Black homeownership rate plummeting has the National Urban League sounding the alarm on a troubling reality.
What Black Men Can Learn From Vic Mensa and Chance the Rapper’s Public Apology
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What Black Men Can Learn From Vic Mensa and Chance the Rapper’s Public Apology
— August 2026
Their public reconciliation offers a blueprint for putting ego aside, dismantling toxic pride, and choosing emotional maturity over unspoken rivalries.
As Power is Restored in Gary, Residents Still Have Questions About Accountability
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As Power is Restored in Gary, Residents Still Have Questions About Accountability
— August 2026
After nearly two weeks without electricity, power is being restored in Gary. But residents still have questions for NIPSCO about bills and accountability.
Black Journalists Are Still Fighting. Karen Attiah Just Won a Round.
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Black Journalists Are Still Fighting. Karen Attiah Just Won a Round.
— August 2026
An arbitrator's order to rehire the Washington Post's last full-time Black woman opinion writer is a victory for everyone fighting for diversity in newsrooms.
Legal Defense Fund Calls on Congress to Investigate Suspicious Deaths of Black People
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Legal Defense Fund Calls on Congress to Investigate Suspicious Deaths of Black People
— August 2026
LDF urges Congress to examine deaths of Black Americans amid concerns over investigations, transparency, racial bias and unanswered questions.
I Believe in Second Chances. Deshaun Watson Doesn’t Get One.
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I Believe in Second Chances. Deshaun Watson Doesn’t Get One.
— August 2026
The Browns are starting Watson again. It's a terrible decision that has nothing to do with football.