5 Black women share what sisterhood means to them
Sisterhood is valued by Black women. Sisters — biological and unrelated — are the people you celebrate good times with, cry through the bad times
December 24, 2019
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Sisterhood is valued by Black women. Sisters — biological and unrelated — are the people you celebrate good times with, cry through the bad times
Kim Kardashian West has launched her “strongest” line of SKIMS solutionwear. The “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” star began releasing her brand of shapewear earlier
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[jwplayer sSmJydaG] Should black people support Kanye’s new music after his support of Trump and saying ‘Slavery is a choice’?
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Just a few days after addressing the racial controversy surrounding his protege Justin Bieber, R&B singer Usher has made another public statement regarding the videos that have emerged of the young star making racist jokes.
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USA Today’s ignorant description of “The Best Man Holiday” as a ‘race-themed’ film (later laughably softened as a ‘diverse’ film), opened up the floodgates of criticism and justifiable anger. But more than that, it shed a light on what black filmmakers, actors and audiences have known for years: anything that features mostly black stars will invariably be viewed as a ‘black’ film by the mainstream–regardless of how universal the actual film’s themes are.
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