Karen Hunter is warning viewers not to mistake the Supreme Court’s latest birthright citizenship ruling for the end of the…
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Perhaps it is both ironic and poetic that this president is ushering in 250 years as a nation. It is…
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Earlier this month, on June 9th, trailblazing football coach Bob Simmons passed away at the age of 77. Unfortunately, the…
Did Y’all see that piece in yesterday’s Washington Post under the headline, “Four Black women. Nine degrees. Not one steady paycheck?” Deep sigh.…
The National Museum of African American History and Culture debuted two new exhibits focused on abstraction in Black American art…
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The two-week “liberation corridor” between Juneteenth and U.S. Independence Day, sometimes called “White Juneteenth,” offers a yearly moment to reflect…
Ask most Americans about Black music in Minnesota and the first answer is Prince. The second might be Jimmy Jam…