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Feds target online hate group in historic crackdown

A groundbreaking move by the U.S. State Department has placed an online extremist organization, the Terrorgram Collective, on its terrorist watchlist, marking a significant shift in how federal authorities address digital-age hate groups targeting communities of color. Digital hate evolves

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Tiffany Red demands justice in Chloe Bailey song credits

The ongoing controversy between accomplished songwriter Tiffany Red and rising star Chloe Bailey has brought to light a persistent issue plaguing the music industry. At the center of this dispute lies a series of songs performed by Bailey on social

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Natural Grocers, Jack & Jill of America fund HBCU students

In a groundbreaking move to advance educational equity, Natural Grocers® is launching a nationwide fundraising initiative alongside the Jack and Jill of America Foundation, JJOAF, on Jan. 20. This collaboration aims to strengthen the foundation’s College Graduation Assistance Program, or

Who’s bringing Yamiche Alcindor back to the White House?

Yamiche Alcindor, a prominent journalist known for her incisive reporting, has announced her return to the White House beat as the White House correspondent for NBC News. This exciting development comes as Donald Trump embarks on his second term in

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Keyshia Cole’s home ravaged by Los Angeles wildfire

The recent Los Angeles wildfires have claimed another victim as renowned R&B artist Keyshia Cole‘s residence succumbed to the devastating flames. The incident occurred while Cole was in Miami, leaving her property vulnerable to the aggressive wildfire that has been

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Street musician wins $2.7M verdict in hate group assault

A federal court‘s groundbreaking decision has awarded Charles Murrell, an unhoused musician, millions in damages following a brutal assault by members of Patriot Front, a white nationalist organization, during a performance in Boston. The 2022 incident and subsequent ruling highlight

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11-year-old Black girl wrongfully handcuffed sparks outrage

What started as a joyful afternoon of playing in the snow turned into a traumatic experience when Onondaga County Sheriff’s deputies handcuffed an 11-year-old Black girl in Syracuse, New York. The incident which was captured on video has ignited nationwide

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New Orleans restaurant reopens freedom fighters’ hub

The historic Dooky Chase’s restaurant in New Orleans has reimagined its legendary upstairs dining room, reported Southern Living and Black Enterprise, transforming a former civil rights sanctuary into a modern celebration of Black excellence and cultural preservation. The revitalized space

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Linda J.M. Holloway elevates youth through books

In an era where representation matters more than ever, Linda J.M. Holloway — who received her Ed.D. in Counselor Education-Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Mississippi State University — has emerged as a transformative force in children’s literature. Her groundbreaking initiative,

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Dark truth behind Aaliyah and Barry Hankerson surfaces

The legacy of Aaliyah — the talented singer who tragically passed away at a young age — is forever intertwined with the actions of those around her, particularly her uncle, Barry Hankerson. As a former music executive and cofounder of

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Deion Sanders urges Travis Hunter to stay resilient

Deion Sanders, the legendary football icon turned college coach, has emerged as a pivotal figure in addressing the modern challenges faced by rising stars in college football. The situation gained significant attention when Travis Hunter, the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner,

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Powerful slave narratives illuminate Black resistance

The power of storytelling has always been at the heart of Black resistance. Long before social media activism and viral videos exposed injustice, enslaved Black Americans wielded their narratives as weapons against oppression. These accounts, penned by those who lived through

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Yvette Nicole Brown and Kym Whitley support Karen Bass

Amidst Los Angeles’ ongoing wildfire crisis, actresses Yvette Nicole Brown and Kym Whitley have stepped forward to address criticisms aimed at Mayor Karen Bass’s leadership. Their defense emerges as the Palisades Fire continues to challenge the city’s emergency response capabilities,

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Solidarity triumphs as Los Angeles battles fires

The recent Los Angeles wildfires have revealed both the destructive power of nature and the strength of community bonds, as neighbors unite to help each other survive this unprecedented crisis. The fires — which have claimed 24 lives — have

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Kim Kardashian advocates for fair prison firefighter pay

The push for prison reform took a significant turn as Kim Kardashian amplified her advocacy efforts by addressing the compensation crisis facing incarcerated firefighters in California. Her social media campaign targets the long-standing wage disparity, specifically calling on Governor Gavin

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Shawna Moses pioneers revolutionary natural hair solutions

In a basement laboratory filled with beakers and natural ingredients, Shawna Moses, a former pharmaceutical scientist, began formulating what would become a game-changing hair care line. Armed with advanced chemistry knowledge and firsthand experience with moisture-deficient hair, Moses methodically tested

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Beloved ‘General Hospital’ star Leslie Charleson dies at 79

Television lost one of its most influential figures with the passing of Leslie Charleson at 79. Her portrayal of Monica Quartermaine on “General Hospital” resonated deeply with audiences who grew up watching daytime television, particularly those who came of age

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DOJ uncovers details of Tulsa massacre conspiracy

The Department of Justice’s recent four-month investigation into the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre has uncovered disturbing evidence that challenges long-held narratives about one of America’s most horrific acts of racial violence. The investigation reveals a calculated campaign of destruction that

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Brooke Shields reveals shocking medical misconduct

In her latest memoir exploring the complexities of aging, actress Brooke Shields reveals a troubling incident of medical misconduct that occurred during what should have been a routine procedure. The revelation comes as part of her broader examination of women’s

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Pioneering program opens new doors for Black women authors

In a publishing industry long critiqued for its lack of diversity, a transformative initiative is reshaping opportunities for Black women writers. Women & Words, launched by Storehouse Voices, a Penguin Random House imprint, represents a significant step toward addressing the