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60 Years Later… Although to the casual listener, Malcolm X may have lacked the poetic beauty of Martin Luther King, his plainspoken prophecies were...
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By Karen Heslop Many things change in your body as you age and your metabolism is no different. Studies have consistently shown that everybody’s...
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By Dayvon Love There is often public criticism of Black elected officials that generally reflects a sentiment that they lack courage. As an advocate...
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By Aswad Walker We’re all guilty With dystopian-level atrocities happening in The Congo, The Sudan, Haiti and Palestine, many celebrities moved forward business-as-usual-style and...
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By Jovonne Ledet The Senate is considering a bipartisan bill that would give Black Wall Street national monument status, ABC News reports. In 1921, Tulsa’s then-thriving...
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By Shahid MeighanNathan Collins & Elena Santa Cruz Deputy Steven Mills of the Lee County Sheriff’s Office was on patrol one night in 2013...
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By Tswelopele Makoe BLACK people’s hair has been a sight of contention both historically and contemporaneously. For black women in Africa and across the...
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By Chris Murray When I was a kid playing youth football in the 1970s, I absolutely revered O.J. Simpson as a football player. From...
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By Michael Z. GreenSpecial to BHN A Home Depot store violated labor law when it disciplined Antonio Morales, the National Labor Relations Board ruled on...
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Revolutionary solidarity doesn’t play tit-for-tat but it does keep score. And Africans and African Americans don’t like the numbers.
