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A Look at Hollywood’s Most Eligible Black Bachelors
From rising stars to Hollywood heavyweights, these men are serving good looks and talent. Let's take a look.
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W.E.B. Du Bois Doc ‘Rebel With a Cause’ Isn’t History — It’s a Survival Guide for This Moment
At the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival, the PBS "American Masters" documentary played less like history than instruction for Black America right now.
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A Look at Oprah Winfrey and Stedman Graham’s 40-Year Relationship
After Stedman Graham's recent and rare public appearance, we're taking a look back at his longstanding love story with Oprah Winfrey.
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Tiffany Haddish Pleads Guilty in 2022 Georgia DUI Case
After nearly four years and a DUI arrest, comedian Tiffany Haddish changed her plea, accepted probation and somehow still managed to make the courtroom laugh.
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Jasmine Crockett Says Half the Senate Is “Already Dead”
Jasmine Crockett says Republicans are too scared to challenge Trump-- and American voters should make them pay at the ballot box.
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Why Ray J’s Latest Interview May Be a Sign of a New Stable Chapter in His Life
It's no secret that Ray J has been in the news for some wild antics over the years. But his latest interview may just prove that he's finally entered a new, more stable era!
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As Alabama Heads to the Polls For a Second Primary, Organizers Want to Keep Black Voters Engaged
The Root spoke with Alabama voting organizers who broke down voter turnout concerns and the struggle for Black power ahead of the state's unprecedented second primary election.
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Is Drake Okay? Inside the Rapper’s String of Viral Livestreams and Public PR Moves
Ever since his 2024 feud with Kendrick Lamar, Drake hasn't been the same. Between his recent livestream antics and giving away over $50,000 at his Toronto event, folks are left wondering how the rapper is really doing.
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Trump’s Latest Target in the DEI Crackdown? A Federal Website for Minority Scholarships
In Trump's latest move to crackdown on DEI, a federally funded career website that lists college scholarships for women and students of color will be revamped.
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What the Wisconsin Primary Can Tell Us About Black Voters and Democratic Socialism
With the Wisconsin primary on Tuesday, Black voters have to decide whether they will embrace the state's socialist candidate or vie for a more established Democrat.