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Trump Clashes With Black Congresswoman Over the Kennedy Center
Trump and Rep. Joyce Beatty clashed over the Kennedy Center’s closure, renovations and efforts to place his name on the building.
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The Most Shocking Takeaways From Singer Darlene Love’s New Documentary
Legendary singer Darlene Love's life and career take center stage in a new documentary. Here are some of the most surprising things we learned so far!
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Sunny Hostin Licensed Her Likeness to AI and the Internet Has a Lot to Say
'The View' co-host is defending her decision to partner with an AI company on film adaptations of her book series. But not everyone online is convinced that it's a good idea.
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Sunny Hostin Takes Heat For Partnering With AI Company on Film Adaptation of Her Novels
'The View' co-host is defending her decision to partner with an AI company on film adaptations of her book series. But not everyone online is convinced that it's a good idea.
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Racist Incidents at High School Events Are Raising Alarms Across the Country
Recent incidents at school sporting events in three states have prompted investigations, student protests and renewed calls for accountability.
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The Black Designers We Can’t Stop Talking About After New York Fashion Week
From bold color to sharp tailoring, these Black designers made some of the biggest statements at New York Fashion Week.
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Violence Continues to Haunt Chicago’s Drill Scene as Rapper BloodHound Q50 Killed at 22
Chicago rapper BloodHound Q50 was killed in a South Side ambush, highlighting the violence and online speculation surrounding the city's drill rap scene.
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How Tyler Perry’s Latest Move Could Change The Game in Black Hollywood
Tyler Perry is set to make some major career changes in 2027. But how will his moves affect what he's already built?
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The Trump Administration Makes Its Case Against Evanston’s Reparations Program
Evanston’s reparations program is facing a federal challenge, raising questions about racial justice, discrimination and who should receive compensation.
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63 Years Later: Remembering the Four Black Girls Murdered in Birmingham’s Church Bombing
On Sept. 15, 1963, a Klan bomb killed Addie Mae Collins, Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson and Carol Denise McNair. Sixty-three years later, a new center opens steps from where they died.