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The Internet is in Love With Rihanna’s Heartwarming Interaction With a Fan With Cancer
A touching encounter with a fan is proving once again just how compassionate Rihanna is.
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When ‘Toughness’ Turns Deadly: Coach’s Hazing Charges Put College Football Culture Under Scrutiny
A freshman football player’s death has led to criminal charges and renewed debates about hazing in college sports programs.
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NAACP Launches Historic $20M Campaign to Mobilize Black Voters For Midterms
The NAACP's largest-ever midterm investment aims to boost Black voter turnout in key states through organizing ahead of November's elections.
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What Happened to Nolan Wells? Ben Crump Takes Case of Missing Athlete Found Dead on Horn Island
Nolan Wells, 18, went to an island for the 4th of July with friends and never came home. Now, his family has retained Ben Crump to find out what happened.
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The Best Black Street Style Spotted at Paris Fashion Week
As Paris Fashion Week comes to an end, we're highlighting the best street style we've noticed in France's capital city.
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Law Roach Pulled Off an Amazing Feat to Get Zendaya’s Viral Schiaparelli Gown From the Runway to the Red Carpet
One of Zendaya's looks for 'The Odyssey' premiere is all people are talking about! And you wouldn't believe the legendary story behind it1
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You Won’t Believe How Zendaya’s Viral Schiaparelli Gown Made it From the Runway to the Red Carpet
One of Zendaya's looks for 'The Odyssey' premiere is all people are talking about! And you wouldn't believe the legendary story behind it1
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Frustrated Democrats Are Demanding Aggressive New Voices to Take Down Trump
A New York Times/Siena poll found that an overwhelming majority of voters want a Democratic overhaul. The problem? The party is fractured over who leads.
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13 Powerful Photos That Captured Black Resistance and Resilience Throughout History
From slavery and segregation to the Civil Rights Movement and modern protests, these powerful images chronicle generations of Black struggle, courage, and the ongoing fight for equality.
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What Cheney Orr’s Striking Metro Photo Tells Us About America Right Now And It’s Not Good
A haunting image by Reuters photographer Cheney Orr captures a Black woman surrounded by masked white supremacists aboard a Washington, D.C., Metro train after a July 4 march, sparking questions about white nationalism, racism, and racial progress as America celebrates its 250th anniversary.