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Viola Davis On Power, Parenthood, And Playing The President In ‘G20’
The Oscar winner opens up about balancing her character, the importance of portraying a strong Black family, and the emotional depth behind her latest role.

What Will the Holidays Be Like for the Families of Mike Brown, Eric Garner, and Tamir Rice?
This holiday season may tough for the families of Mike Brown, Eric Garner, and Tamir Rice.

New Bill Would Require Justice Department to Track Police Killings
The proposed law would require police officers to report any killings that happened in their custody to the Department of Justice

A Heartbroken Ferguson Activist Says 'Our Community is Traumatized'
Five Missouri activists gathered at a lunch in New York City on Mondya to talk about their experiences fighting for justice in the months following the murder of Michael Brown
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Is TikTok Making You Broke? How Social Media’s Haul Culture Traps Black Women In Debt
From “soft life” aesthetics to viral hauls, social media encourages luxury spending in the name of self-care—leaving many Black women financially overextended.

Leveling The Equal Pay Field: Why Black Women Need To Speak Up About Their Salary To Friends And Family
This wage gap is partly because we don’t negotiate as much as other groups, and companies have used secrecy to their advantage.

On Equal Pay Day, Here’s What 3 Black Women Want You To Remember
March 25 is not “equal” for all women, with Black women and Latinas facing an even bigger pay gap than women overall.

Built For The Storm: 8 Recession-Proof Businesses Black Founders Should Be Eyeing
These business models didn’t just survive 2008—they’re quietly booming in the digital era. It’s time we paid attention.

Carlos King Schools Reality Stars On How To Stay Relevant (And Paid) In The Industry
Carlos King shares insider strategies on sustaining buzz, protecting your brand, and making money moves long after the cameras stop rolling.

Mia Love, First Black Republican Woman In Congress, Dies Of Cancer At 49
"Love had been diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. Earlier this month, her family shared that she was no longer responding to treatment.

Did You Know: America Closed Schools And Passed 450 Laws To Block Racial Integration
The coordinated campaign to defy Brown v. Board continues to shape education today, as many schools remain racially segregated and unequal in funding and resources.

Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling The Department Of Education
The complete elimination of the department would require the approval of Congress.

Trump Administration Rescinds Ban On "Segregated Facilities" In Federal Contracts
"While segregation is still illegal, this change sends a CLEAR message," said civil rights attorney Ben Crump.