3 Things White People Should Know When Meeting A Black Family

So you’ve got yourself a black man or woman. Awesome. But, we’re sure haven’t the slightest clue what to do when it comes time to meet the family. Listen to the audio player to hear “The D.L. Hughley Show” help Michelle, a white woman who’s dating a black man!

Successful Black Women with "Ethnic" or "Unique" Names

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Successful Black Women with "Ethnic" or "Unique" Names

1. Quvezhane Wallis is the youngest actress to be nominated for an Oscar.

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2. Loretta Lynch, The First Black Woman to be named the United States Attorney General

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3. Keke Palmer, award-winning actress and singer

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4. Kamala Harris, California Attorney General

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5. Rosalind Brewer, President and CEO, Sam’s Club

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6. Ayanna Pressley, Boston City Council

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7. Keisha Whitaker, Creator of Kissable Couture

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8. Romonda Belcher-Ford, Iowa's first African-American Judge

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9. Congresswoman Maxine Waters

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10. Beyonce: Actress, Entrepreneur, Musician

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11. Ursula Burns, Chairman and CEO of Xerox Corporation

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12. Mia Love, mayor of Saratoga Springs, Utah

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13. Condoleezza Rice, Former Secretary of State

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14. Maya Angelou, poet, author, activist and educator

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15. Oprah Winfrey, Media Mogul

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16. Aisha Tyler: Ivy league graduate, comedian and talk show host

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17. Rumia Burbank, President of Vendor Managed Solutions Inc

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18. Iyanla Vanzant, nationallly acclaimed author and self-help guru

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19. Ertharin Cousin, Executive Director, World Food Programme, United Nations, U.S.A

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20. Keshia Knight Pulliam: HBCU graduate and actress

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21. Sundra L. Ryce, President & CEO, SLR Contracting

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22. Risa Lavizzo-Mourey President, CEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

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23. Rashida Jones: Ivy league graduate, actress and screenwriter

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24. Areva Martin: Attorney, Author, Public Speaker and Television Personality

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25. Issa Rae: Stanford graduate, writer, director, producer and entrepreneur

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Successful Black Women with "Ethnic" or "Unique" Names

We're shouting out SOME successful black female politicians, entertainers, CEOs and all-around awesome women whose names aren't Michelle, Stephanie, Kylie, or any of these other run-of-the-mill names after a story hit the web about a bi-racial teen who changed her name from "Keisha" to "Kylie" to avoid racist bullies. Did we miss anybody? Let us know in the comment section!