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President Trump has made eradicating DEI initiatives part of his administration, including references to history made by women, African Americans, and the LGBT+ community. But the rich history of HBCUs can’t be denied. The Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture opened an exhibit this month focused on five HBCUs – Clark Atlanta University, […]
Dr. King’s dream was not an invitation to complacency; it was a call to arms of the spirit. A call to organize, to resist, to transform.
You can still always spin back 'Sinners,' too.
The king of Make America Healthy Again recently sat down with Kate Miller and spoke about he presdient's eating habits.
The sophomore basketball player was shot while returning to campus, leaving friends, teammates, and the university community in shock.
President Trump was heckled by a worker at a Michigan Ford plant and responded by flipping him off.
Stephen A. Smith defended the ICE agent who killed Renee Nicole Good as legally justified and doubled down in blaming the victim.
A new museum focusing on the preservation of the American Civil Rights Movement is set to open in Harlem, New York this summer.
The latest whiskey company to announce bankruptcy was A.M. Scott Distillery in Ohio, adding to a growing number.
Charlamagne Tha God and Joe Budden have had a contentious connection over the years as their profiles rose in the broadcast space.
Jim Beam says it will pause whiskey production at its main distillery at the James B. Beam in Clermont, Ky.
Kash Patel has once again found himself under the unforgiving microscope of the court of public opinion, but this time, the controversy has nothing to do with his romantic life. Instead, social media users have zeroed in on something far more superficial: his height. RELATED: DEI Hire Kash Patel Clowned After Saying He’ll See Charlie […]