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For Decades, a Jim Crow Era-Law Disenfranchised Black Virginians. Now, 66,000 People Can Vote Again.
More than 66,000 Virginians have their voting rights back, pushing Virginia further from a Jim Crow legacy that targeted Black voters.
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15 South African Netflix Shows to Watch After ‘The Polygamist’
Looking for shows like "The Polygamist" on Netflix? We've rounded up the best South African dramas, thrillers, comedies, and romances on the platform.
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Major Breakthrough in Howard Readmission Saga: Hundreds of Students Enrolled
Hundreds of students can finally breathe a sigh of relief as Howard resolves the ongoing readmission crisis and restores their active status
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The MOVE Bombing: 13 Facts About The Revolutionary Movement That Ended in Tragedy
As America reflects on 250 years of its history, the MOVE bombing stands as a painful reminder that some of the nation's darkest chapters aren't buried in the distant past.
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Best HBCUs for Securing Top Jobs and High Salaries, Ranked
Forbes just ranked the top 20 HBCUs that set their graduates up for success, historically educating the nation’s Black doctors, lawyers, engineers and teachers.
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NFL Great Ahman Green Opens Up About Scary Health Diagnosis
Former Packers rushing leader says he was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease in 2025 and hopes to raise awareness.
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Inside the Largest Black-Owned Bank Merger in U.S. History
Just in time for Black Business Month, banking pioneer Walter L. Davis unpacks the landmark merger creating the nation's largest Black-owned bank
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13 Messy TV Shows to Binge Right Now
If you've been looking for more drama-filled shows ever since "Love Island USA" ended, we've got you covered. Here are the messiest shows to binge this summer.
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What You Need To Know About Steven Bartlett, the Highest-Paid Black Podcaster in the World
How The Diary of a CEO host built a digital empire that made him one of the highest-earning creators on earth.
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Why Do Us Black Folks Always Have to Prove That We Were Wronged?
When a Black person is hurt or harmed in this country, especially by white people or by the state, we are not simply allowed to be wronged.