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Burr Oak’s attorney speaks

Abdul leaving Idol?

Stimulus goes to summer jobs, but critics raise questions

Joe Jackson on Michael’s Death

From MJ coverage to ‘Black In America,’ Has CNN Done Better With Black Programming Than BET? Since its inception in 1980, Black Entertainment Television has

7 Reasons Celebrities Like Adam “Pacman” Jones, Jermaine Dupri, Nelly, and Ludacris Love Strippers Adam “Pacman” Jones’ destructive love affair with strip clubs is amazing,

What Should African American News Anchors Learn? 3 Questions with Headline News’ Richelle Carey The lovely and talented Richelle Carey is one of the more

Burr Oak: Greed and Desecration in the Black Chicago Cemetery Where Michelle Obama’s Dad is Buried According to reports from Burr Oak Cemetery in Alsip,

SECTION: NEWS & POLITICS Sotomayor pledges impartial justice  Jul. 13 – Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor heard the Senate Judiciary Committee’s 19 members debate her

Dave Chappelle at Pioneer Square

A Look at Michael Jackson’s Mom, Katherine Jackson

Passwords, Personal Info, and ‘Phishing’: Protect Yourself From Cybercrime The internet is a huge part of our daily lives. We shop there. We socialize there.

The Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act, H.R. 627 became law on May 22, 2009. In light of the bill’s passage in the House

Caduie Smith, Owner, artist management company [dreads]. Favorite McCafe: “McCafe Mocha with a hint of whip cream. It gives it a nice, slight sweetness to

Caduie Smith, Owner, artist management company [dreads]. Favorite McCafe: “McCafe Mocha with a hint of whip cream. It gives it a nice, slight sweetness to

“I see that they put every black man in the movies in a dress at some point in his career.” –Dave Chappelle on the “The

7 Reasons Black Men Continue to get Locked Up According to Bureau of Justice statistics, 12 percent of black men in their late twenties were

Jerry Clark: A Mother’s Day Tribute to My Wife The moment I realized I wanted to marry my wife, Schjuan O’Neal Clark, was when she

If you can’t afford a lawyer, do your best to stay away from jail. Apparently, the economic downturn has also had a detrimental affect on

Washington, D.C., Councilman Marion Barry remains one of the nation’s most recognizable black politicians. The former District of Columbia mayor won his second term to