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A Jamaican school with 30 sets of twins is making it easier for parents to ensure their children receive the proper education.
Music pioneer George Clinton was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Jan. 19 for his influence and impact on funk music.
New York City officials have teamed up with a local nonprofit to wipe out $2 billion in medical debt for 500,000 residents.
Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor’s latest project is here. “Origin,” from filmmaker Ava DuVernay, hits theaters this Friday, and theGrio’s Cortney …
Barris, the famed “Black-ish” writer/producer, plans to remake the 1946 Christmas classic through the lens of a person of color.
Zuri Washington was set to complete a tour for the recent revival of the “1776” Broadway musical, but her contact was terminated.
Listen in as hosts Alexandria Ikomoni and Jahliel Thurman share their Top 3 methods for living a healthier life.
“Rap Sh!t,” the comedy series created by Issa Rae, will not return for a third season on Max, the Warner Bros. Discovery streaming platform.
18-year-old lauded after saving infant whose family had been electrocuted during Oregon winter storm
A Portland teenager is receiving praise after saving a baby boy whose mother, father and uncle were electrocuted to death in a winter storm.
Chat with Charley isn’t an app or AI, but Charley is a confidential chatbot aiming to help seekers access personalized abortion information.
Dozens of groups have signed a letter asking the Biden administration to modify a plan proposed for student loan debt relief.
Netflix released the trailer for its new series,”The Vince Staples Show,” starring rapper Vince Staples, that is set to premiere on Feb. 15.
Florida’s State Board of Education contends taxpayer monies would stop funding college programs classifying people by sex or race.
Police across America killed a record 1,329 people in 2023, and Black people were more likely to be slain than whites, a new report shows.
Baltimore County Public Schools is investigating an alleged recording of a principal making disparaging remarks about Black pupils and staff.
A Black teacher in England has won a race discrimination complaint filed against her former school following her termination after 20 years.
It was on Sept. 11, 2001, when Michael Hall attended Fire Academy for the first time, using the 9/11 tragedy as motivation to serve.
Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery volunteer Aisha Woods said she believed a pipe had burst when she arrived there on Saturday morning.
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