Natasha Alford

WATCH: HBCU grad wants to reopen healthy food store in Nipsey Hussle’s neighborhood

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WATCH | Lauren London: Women who lost fiancés to gun violence offer support

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Elizabeth Warren vows to help families affected by redlining—or racist housing policies

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Meet The Black Woman Cannabis Owner Building A ‘High’ End Weed Lounge

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Sen. Kamala Harris gets backlash over question about reparations for African-Americans

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(WATCH) #NoMoreShame: Charlamagne Tha God and theGrio’s Natasha Alford talk ending stigma around mental health issues in the Black community

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Will Packer and Nephew Tommy talk dating in your 30’s and 40’s + new OWN show “Ready To Love” (WATCH)

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Omarosa Manigault theGrio.com

Omarosa says she’d run for office– “We can’t just sit back and ignore Donald Trump”

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Afro-Latinas use Instagram and online groups to celebrate their black beauty (WATCH)

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5 real-life love lessons from Mara Brock Akil’s buzzworthy TV Show, “Love Is____”

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Sister Soldier: The Story of Victoria Davis

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Michael Eric Dyson says Kim Kardashian’s effort is great, but Trump still isn’t for black folks

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Amara La Negra talks about Black Americans embracing her: “They understand the struggles”

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‘Oliver Scholars’ is breaking down barriers for Black and Latino students

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True Story | Tamika Mallory’s life as an activist & Women’s March co-chair

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Meet Charles D. King: The CEO who has raised millions to fund authentic black films

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Staying Thankful: Actress Carmen Ejogo breaks down why money doesn’t rule her life

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Denzel Washington says black communities need strong family units to create change

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TheGrio’s Natasha Alford talks social justice and journalism’s power on ‘The Breakfast Club’

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How Black women ‘reclaimed their time’ at the inaugural Women’s Convention in Detroit

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