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The Grammys will finally take place on Sunday but the loudest voices in the room may be some people who…
The gang is back in episode three, “The Old Man and the Tree.” The title is a take-off on Hemingway’s…
Donna Brazile writes that Biden's proposed budget advances equity and justice with increased funding for housing, education and health care.
I’ve been a fan of Little Brother—the rap group made up of Phonté, Big Pooh and 9th Wonder—since the first…
The NFL has tinkered with its policies and tweaked its practices on minority hiring for over 20 years now.
The history of Black American activism in foreign affairs through the U.N. is longstanding but largely unknown.
If I’m honest, I’m just now starting to feel like myself. After watching Sunday night’s Oscars, my equilibrium has been…
As with any important event that happens in the Black community, I’ve learned to wait a day and watch the…
The attempted state takeover of a Mason, Tenn., town is a reminder that America has a long history of taking…
Last week, my friend Sammy was remodeling my home when he interrupted his coworkers' work to tell them the origin…
Sunday night’s Academy Awards took an interesting turn when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock for making a "G.I. Jane" joke…
I root for the hometown New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys in football, which is crazy because they’re division…
In a world where social media lets anyone say anything, fans can tell Doja Cat in real time that she…
Although I’ve wasted gallons of ink writing about racism, I have largely been unsuccessful explaining racism.
We often think of history as something that happens in the distant past, but history is constantly being made every…
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Biden’s nominee to be the 116th associate justice of the Supreme Court, just concluded confirmation hearings.
There’s a debate that's been raging on my Twitter timeline, and I need to get some thoughts out that aren’t…