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Marlon Wayans Breaks Silence on Why He Hasn’t Cut Off Dave Chappelle After Trans Jokes
Marlon Wayans having a trans child of his own puts him in a unique position when it comes to his thoughts about Dave Chappelle's controversial jokes.
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Inside Tennessee’s Botched Execution Attempt of a Black Man
Tennessee prison officials tried for over an hour to execute Tony Carruthers but failed. Now, attorneys and activists are calling for systemic change.
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Take a Peek Inside Rick Ross’ Amazing Miami Mansion!
We're taking a look at Rick Ross' Star Island home. Prepare to have a serious case of house envy!
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Florida Dems Want Debbie Wasserman Schultz to Stay Out of the Race for Black-Led District
Black leaders in Florida are raising eyebrows after one longtime, white Democrat announced plans to run in a majority-Black district.
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A Historic Reversal of a 60-Year Green Card Rule Now Forces Applicants to Leave the U.S. and Reapply
For 60 years, the path to legal residency remained steady. Now, a major policy shift forces green card hopefuls to return to their home countries to apply.
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Kevin Hart Doubles Down in Defense of Tony Hinchcliffe’s George Floyd Joke at Celeb Roast
Kevin Hart is making it clear where he stands when it comes to that controversial George Floyd joke told by a white comedian. And fans are not feeling it!
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Queen Latifah’s Best Hair Looks Through the Years
When it comes to hair, rapper, actress and entrepreneur Queen Latifah is never short on style
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Judges Deliver Stunning Defeat to Alabama’s Republican Redistricting Plan
A federal court has officially jumped into the debates on if Alabama's unprecedented redistricting efforts unlawfully target Black-led districts.
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WATCH: Black Iraq Veteran Rescues Woman Stranded in Atlanta Flood
After a severe storm stalled over Atlanta last week, commuters were stranded in high floods— until one brave man sprung into action.
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Pope Leo Offers Rare Apology for Catholic Church’s Role in Slave Trade
Pope Leo isn't the first leader of the Catholic Church to acknowledge chattel slavery's dark past, but the Chicago-born pope just took things much farther.