Black Hair – Curse Or Blessing
Nowadays, wearing natural hair, for many Black people including but not limited to Black women, is a meaningful choice combining the
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Black-Owned Business In Danger
Many see Black-owned business as something local and insignificant. This World-War II era picture (originally displayed in the National Museum
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Black History: Detroit Housewives League
“It was an attempt by African-American women to essentially try to expand the job market for all African Americans in
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Black Women Arming Themselves
“I’m a survivor of sexual assault and domestic violence, and I feel like what else is there that I could
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Inspiring Stories By Leland Melvin
Gizmodo has released an interview with Leland Melvin, who’s been drafted to the NFL, flown in the final frontier (twice), and now,
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Black Veterans Recall Past
Around 1.2 million Black men enlisted during the second World War and almost 300,000 African Americans served in Vietnam. Many
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Innocent Black Man Serving 10 Years In Prison
Ramad Chatman says, he never committed the armed robbery he was accused of that is why he turned himself in
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Kalief Browder Has His Way
On the day, when Kalief Browder could have been celebrating his 24th birthday, his family members, prison reform advocates and
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Wearing Your Natural Black Hair At Graduation
Natural Black Hair has been targeted by all kinds of educational institutions for years. Braids and cornrows have been forbidden,
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