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EXCLUSIVE: From Selma to Harlem, Activists Launch Massive ‘Freedom Summer’ Juneteenth Surge After SCOTUS Gutted Voting Rights
After the All Roads Lead to the South National Day of Action, civil rights leaders have announced massive plans for an even bigger mobilization for civil rights.
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Why Naomi Osaka is the Queen of Court-Side Couture
After Naomi Osaka turned heads with her entrance and reveal at the 2026 French Open, we're revisiting her best fashion looks on and off the court!
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Bet You Didn’t Know these Black Celebrities Are Besties
Gayle and Oprah, Meghan Markle and Serena Williams and Kevin Hart and The Rock are just a few Black stars that are "FriendGoals.
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Knox County Schools Put ‘Roots’ Back on the Shelves After a Bombshell Book Ban
It took only days for Knox County Public Schools to reverse ts banning of Alex Haley's "Root"
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More Than 130 Groups Launch ‘One Nation, Overcharged’ Campaign Against America’s Healthcare Crisis
A new grassroots campaign called “One Nation, Overcharged” is launching nationwide to call attention to America’s healthcare affordability crisis.
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These Are the New Hollywood Heartthrobs We Can’t Get Enough Of
From Tyriq Withers and Damson Idris to Aaron Pierre and Trevante Rhodes—here are some of our favorite handsome Hollywood faces taking the industry by storm!
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The Wire Cast: Where Are They Now?
"The Wire" birthed many superstars. What have some of them been doing since it ended?
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Paris Jackson Decides the World Has Had Enough of Her Father’s Private Life
Paris Jackson is updating her fans and followers on where she stands with her father years after his death, but it may not be what they want to hear!
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Federal Judge Rules in Lawsuit on Conditions at Louisiana’s Angola Prison
A federal ruling could reshape labor practices at Louisiana’s Angola prison, where incarcerated men challenge the controversial Farm Line work program. The lawsuit alleges dangerous heat conditions, forced labor and disability discrimination, reigniting national debate over prison labor, constitutional rights and the lasting legacy of slavery in America’s criminal justice system.
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Wild New Development in the Case of a Woman Who Killed Her Stepdaughter in Hot Bath 48 Years Ago
Five-year-old Andrea Bernard's 1978 death was ruled an accident—until her brother exposed their cruel stepmother nearly five decades later.