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NAACP Demands Action for Sailors on USS Abraham Lincoln Amid Reports of Mold, Poor Conditions
Thousands of sailors are reportedly suffering aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln with moldy showers and inadequate meals. The NAACP says enough is enough.
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O.J. Brigance and Other Black Stars We Lost in 2026
We are honoring all of the Black stars who left us in 2026.
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A Black Family’s Fear Grows After Missing NYC Grandmother’s Phone Sends Suspicious Texts
Days after Alisa Goods' family reported her missing, they began receiving strange texts from her phone asking for money. Now, they need the public's help to find her.
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The Sweetest Moments from Celebrity Kids’ First Day of School
As back-to-school season kicks off, we're looking back at the times celebrity parents got real about the emotional reality of school drop-off day.
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Can Texas Really Turn Blue? Democrat Leticia Plummer Says the Time is Now
In an exclusive interview with 'The Root,' Dr. Letitia Plummer made her case for a changing Texas and a more unified Democratic Party.
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Why the NABJ Gave Stephen A. Smith a Thumbs Down at This Year’s Conference
After NABJ gave Stephen A. Smith the "Thumbs Down" award for his record of criticizing Black women politicians, he threatened to finish what they started.
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How Maryland is Reckoning With Forgotten Black Boys Who Died in State Care More Than a Century Ago
More than a century later, the state of Maryland is investigating the deaths of Black boys who died in state custody.
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Black TikTok Creator Speaks Out After White Influencer Accused of Copying Her Video Word for Word
After calling out white content creator Laurie Faulkner for allegedly copying her video, Brianne Saturdays is speaking out about the incident.
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The Best Moments From the 2026 Basketball Hall of Fame Ceremony
Unforgettable speeches, touching family tributes, and iconic reunions headlined an emotional weekend honoring the game’s greatest legends.
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Cambridge’s Youngest Black Professor Found Dead Following Plagiarism Probe
From overcoming disability to becoming Cambridge’s youngest Black professor, Jason Arday’s remarkable journey ended amid controversy, scrutiny and tragedy.