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HBCU Band Performances That We Will Never Forget
As HBCUs around the nation prepare for yet another homecoming season, let's take a look at some fire marching band performances!
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How a Stylist’s $1,000 Sew-In Reignited the Debate Over What Black Hair Is Worth
A Houston stylist’s four-figure sew-in has reignited a longstanding debate over professional value, luxury beauty services and affordability for clients.
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The Ultimate HBCU Homecoming Guide
Consider this your guide to the games, concerts, parties and can’t-miss moments happening across HBCU campuses this homecoming season.
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If You Haven’t Registered to Vote Yet, Oct. 5 Is Your Last Chance in These States
Oct. 5 is the deadline to register in eight states, as redistricting and major races reshape the 2026 midterms.
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Black Activist, 87, Brutally Beaten and Robbed in Home Invasion
A Tennessee community is outraged after a beloved civil rights activist was brutally attacked in her own home.
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One Year After Her Passing, Isaiah Washington Reveals Shocking News of His Wife’s Death
Former 'Grey's Anatomy' star Isaiah Washington is breaking his silence and revealing some heartbreaking news about his wife in a new post.
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Black Celebs Who Popped Out at CultureCon 2026
CultureCon 2026 was filled with top-tier talent and amazing panels! Check out who showed up to the two-day event!
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Opinion: The Cornell 7 Case is a Story of White Privilege
The case reflects a hierarchy that tells white men that they are entitled to other people's bodies, then builds institutions to make sure they never pay for it.
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From Racist Toys to Hate Artifacts: Inside the New $22M Jim Crow Museum
Packed with 30,000 artifacts of hate—ranging from the toys that conditioned generations to the relics that enforced segregation—Ferris State University’s brand-new $22 million Jim Crow Museum of Racist Imagery is now officially open. Housed within the nation’s largest publicly accessible collection of intolerance, the state-of-the-art facility invites visitors to witness historical oppression, and the enduring […]
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A Black Teen Spent Months on House Arrest Before the Carjacking Case Against Him Unraveled
A Baltimore teenager spent seven months on house arrest before prosecutors dismissed his carjacking charges, raising questions about identification and accountability.