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In 1865, two years after President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation went into effect, Black people in Galveston, Texas were finally liberated.
Mystikal Sentenced to 20 Years in Louisiana Rape Case Rapper Mystikal, born Michael Lawrence Tyler, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty in a 2022 rape case in Louisiana. According to the report, the victim told the court that Mystikal choked, punched, and forcibly raped her inside his home. She asked […]
Embrace your curves this summer! Wear confident, flattering outfits that celebrate your unique beauty.
The disgraced music mogul will be out of prison earlier than expected.
Every summer has a soundtrack, and every year there’s a debate about what makes it an anthem. Nonetheless, certain bops become unmissable at cookouts, family reunions, or pretty much any Black function you can think of. While some songs dominate for a season, others become timeless staples that return every summer without fail. Whether they topped […]
Our forever FLOTUS Michelle Obama wore a custom Acne Studios skirt bearing her late mother's portrait that moved former President Obama to tears.
Jordyn Woods opens up about Knicks' no-sex rule, with fiancé KAT also sharing his wife-to-be's reaction.
Even Mayor Mamdani had to take a picture with Jordyn Woods' good luck bag at the Knicks ticker-tape parade in NYC.
Avery Wilson blessed the NBA Finals and Knicks ticker-tape parade with a soulful rendition of the National Anthem that displayed his smooth, rich and effortless vocals.
Maduka Okoye's towering height, multilingual charm, and model-worthy looks have social media users swooning.
Tribeca Festival 2026 didn't slack in showcasing Black culture, from films that tell our stories to appearances by celebs of our culture.
Obama family reunites for Presidential Center opening, reflecting on their time in the White House and inspiring the future.