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Beyond Blue Ivy and North West: 8 Young Black Trailblazers Shaping the Future of Hollywood
From Blue Ivy Carter's Met Gala debut to Chase Infiniti's Oscar-winning breakout, these girls and young women are building the careers that will define the next era of Black Hollywood.
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Black Folks Online Are Doing the Great Lock-In, Here’s How You Can, Too!
Black folks online are about to start the 'Great Lock-In' on September 1. Here's how you can join in, too!
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Jason Arday’s Accuser Escapes Full Suspension at Ghent University
Nathan Cofnas has been placed on a 3-month teaching ban.
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Aaliyah’s Uncle Blames His Son For Her Death in Bitter Legal Dispute
The feud between Aaliyah's uncle and manager, Barry Hankerson, and his son, Jomo, is getting ugly after Barry made a claim that his son is to blame for the singer's death.
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Man Allegedly Stole Lottery Tickets During His Job Interview. He Won $5 and is facing charges.
Antonio Stewart of South Carolina was in the middle of a job interview when police said he stole lottery tickets, then tried redeeming them nearby.
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NBA Player Harrison Barnes Invests Millions in a Community Bank
After 14 NBA seasons, Harrison Barnes is investing $25 million in an Iowa bank while building his future beyond basketball.
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Expert: Young Black Voters Are Asking Democrats to Earn Their Votes
Young Black voters are questioning Democratic loyalty, demanding meaningful change and embracing candidates who speak directly to their frustrations and priorities.
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What Happens on the Vineyard Doesn’t Stay on the Vineyard
Black leaders came to Martha's Vineyard for rest. They left with candidate pipelines, donor networks and a set of instructions that don't expire in November.
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Doug E. Fresh, Sway Calloway Want Black Americans to Take Control of Their Heart Health
A panel of hip-hop legends, a former sports star, and medical professionals spoke to raise awareness of a rare heart condition.
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Every Black ’70s Film Coming To Tubi In September — From ‘Coffy’ To ‘Cooley High’
Pam Grier, Rudy Ray Moore, Isaac Hayes, Fred Williamson and Cicely Tyson are all in the mix — and every one of these is free to stream.