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The CBC is Forgetting About the Black Working Class
Former congressional candidate Morgan Harper argues that recent CBC endorsements in Michigan expose a growing divide between the political establishment and the Black working class.
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Marlon Wayans Says Parents Shouldn’t Whoop Their Kids, and There’s Science to Support Him
Marlon Wayans just dropped a hot take about parents who whoop their kids. But he may have science on his side after all. Let's talk about it!
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A Mom Found a Boy Under Her Daughter’s Bed. Now She Faces Murder Charges
After finding a stranger hiding under a juvenile's bed in her Memphis home, Kendra Scott allegedly shot him in the back of the head on the front porch.
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Marlon Wayans Says Parents Shouldn’t Whoop Their Kids and There’s Science to Back Him Up
Marlon Wayans just dropped a hot take about parents who whoop their kids. But he may have science on his side after all. Let's talk about it!
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At 108 Years Old, This Independent Black Woman Shares Her Tips For a Long, Fulfilling Life
At 108, Susan Young Browne still drives and lives alone. Now, she's sharing her five daily secrets for a long life.
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Sorry LeBron: That Philly Move Proves You Are Not Better Than Michael Jordan
Philadelphia isn't a new chapter. It's the final confirmation that LeBron's career has always been about finding the next contender, not becoming one.
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Black Louisiana Pastor Found Guilty of Stealing $340K from His Congregation
Pastor Dale Sanders was convicted of defrauding his Louisiana congregation. Here's how he got there in the first place!
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Wisconsin Shooting: About The Victim and New Investigation Details
From witness videos to protests, here’s what we know about the Madison police shooting and the questions still unanswered.
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The Best Red Carpet Fits From WNBA All-Star Weekend
As the WNBA All-Star Weekend kicks off, we're looking at the best Black fashion we've noticed on the red carpet.
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‘No Do-rags’ The Debate Behind Tuskegee University’s New Dress Code
Students and alumni at Tuskegee University are split on whether new policies regarding dress code, cell phone use and attendance cause more harm than good.