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Don Lemon sued, plaintiff claims she suffered emotional distress over Minnesota church protest
A woman has filed a lawsuit against Don Lemon and other protesters after the former CNN host covered an anti-ICE protest inside a Minnesota church. The plaintiff is alleging that she suffered emotional distress because of their actions. Per TMZ, the plaintiff, identified as Ann Doucette, claims that she was partaking in a service when…
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2-year-old’s viral back-to-school pictures leaves his mom in shock
After seeing her 2-year-old son Arris’s preschool photos that he had taken at his school,...
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LeBron James provides update on relationship with Jaylen Brown after comments about his son Bronny
Boston Celtics superstar Jaylen Brown went viral in July 2024 after a video showed him appearing...
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Uganda: Two women arrested and charged for allegedly kissing in public
Authorities in Arua City, Uganda, have arrested and charged two women on allegations that they...
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Sophia, the white girlfriend of Malcolm X
Long before he met and married his Black Muslim wife, Betty Shabazz, the first great love of...
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NFL star Rondale Moore dies aged 25
NFL wide receiver and former Trinity High School star Rondale Moore passed away on Saturday...
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Former NFL player gets 12 years in prison after wife caught him sexually assaulting 12-year-old girl
Former NCAA and NFL football player Justin Crawford has been sentenced to 12 years in prison...
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Lincoln University sprinter accused of fatally stabbing boyfriend, who was also a student-athlete
Lincoln University senior sprinter Kevaughn Goldson, 23, was fatally stabbed by his girlfriend,...
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6.5 million Somalis face severe hunger amid drought and conflict
Nearly 6.5 million Somalis are confronting extreme hunger as a relentless drought, ongoing...
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Why Africa Can’t Afford To Be Silent After Rubio’s Speech
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Is the AES Bloc Ready to Expand? Here Are 3 Countries Poised To Join Next
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The Cobalt Takeover: How China Locked In Congo’s Most Strategic Asset
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What Marco Rubio Just Said In Europe Should Terrify—And Wake-Up Africa
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Jesse Jackson: His Life, Legacy, and What He Meant For The Black World
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The Receipts Are Out! Here is How Much Trump Payed African Nations to Take Deportees
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Obama FINALLY Responds to Trump’s Racist Ape Post With Something BIGGER
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Before & After the Ships: The UNTOLD History of Slavery in Africa
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Africa Is Done — And This Dubai Conversation Said It All
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Mali, Trump, and How Traore's AES Bloc Just Shifted the Power Balance
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We Were Warned. Why Are We Still Shocked? America's Reaction to Trump's Racist Obama Monkey Post
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Black History Did Not Start With Slavery — Debunking the FBA Narrative
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Why Washington Is Back in Mali—and What It Means For Traoré and the AES
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What Jeffrey Epstein Reveals About How Elites Really See Africa and Black People
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From Immigration to Immunity: Why the Nicki Minaj–Trump Alliance Doesn’t Add Up
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These 3 Countries Are Quietly Changing the Game In Africa
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DRC Offers Strategic Minerals to the U.S. — And Traoré’s Move Shakes the Region
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Ibrahim Traoré Is Now In History’s Danger Zone — Here’s Why
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Trump'a Venezuela & Africa
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The Great Migration
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AES Strikes Back: Ibrahim Traoré Responds to Trump’s Visa Ban
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Barbados & Mia Mottley: How a Small Island Forced the World to Listen
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Person Of The Year Final
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Trump Just Bombed Nigeria — But Here’s the Truth They’re Not Telling You
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2025 BlackStars Summit & Career Expo
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BlackStars Awards Gala 2025
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The Vanguard | 2025 BlackStars Cover shoot
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The Power of Firsts | 2024 BlackStars Cover shoot
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Africa-America Institute 40th Anniversary Gala
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Adenah Bayoh: From Refugee to Owner of 4 IHOP Franchises
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From Ghana to the White House: One-on-One with Deniece Laurent-Mantey
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Interview with Markus Green, Esq. at 2023 BlackStars Experience
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African Ranked #1 Mathematician in the World
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Markus Green, Esq., VP & Assistant General Counsel at Pfizer, Discusses His Work in Africa
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Meet the Pioneer behind Ghana's luxury events and decor industry - Afi Amoro of Jandel Limited
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Watch Dikan Gallery's phenomenal photo exhibition Home is More than a Place' curated by Paul Ninson
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Experience the biggest Street Art Festival in West Africa: Ghana's Chale Wote Festival 2023
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He built his first car at 14, now he's ready to disrupt the global automobile industry - Kelvin Cars
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Championing premium dental care in Africa - Meet Dr. Norvishie Arkutu
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Feel the Rhythm of Africa through the melodious tune of the Band Kokui's AFROPOPERA
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Rapper and producer EL talks about the diversity of his music and African music on the global stage
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Meet the director and producer of multi-award-winning Afro-noir film, Gold Coast Lounge, on Netflix
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How songstress Adina Thembi is putting Africa on the map with her golden voice
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How Shelta Space is revamping Africa's Housing Industry in a sustainable way through Prefabrication
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Trigmatic on decentralized Afrobeats - Global Black Music
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The rap culture in Accra is dead until I arrive - Pappy Kojo on Global Black Music
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Providing a safe space for the youth to practice skateboarding for free in Ghana - Sandra Alibo
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Meet Rocky Dawuni, the only multiple Grammy nominated Ghanaian musician: Global Black Music
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Bringing black girl magic to the screens - meet the next Oprah on the rise
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Meet the man behind one of Africa’s top homegrown luxury watch brands - Caveman
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Prominent Black people we sadly lost in 2025
Just like any other year, 2025 saw some of our prominent Black figures in various fields of...
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Generous black celebrities of 2025 who brought smiles to faces
Beyoncé Beyoncé’s BeyGOOD foundation pledged $2.5 million to aid...
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Mardi Gras Indians: Keepers of the Native Americans’ secret influence on jazz
Native American Heritage Month is a great time to highlight a relatively unknown part of one...
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Why Tupac Shakur felt ‘cursed’ by God
Tupac Amaru Shakur, born in 1971, grew up to become one of the most influential rappers of...
Culture
Learning disabled artist Nnena Kalu wins ‘historic’ Turner Prize
Learning disabled artist Nnena Kalu has been crowned this year’s Turner Prize, the UK’s most high-profile art award, for her “bold and compelling” sculptures and drawings. Kalu’s incredible feat is gaining loads of traction after she made history as the first artist with a learning disability to win the award. The judges were full of…
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Ancient Egyptian gods have gathered in New York in Met Museum’s first Egypt show in over a decade
“Divine Egypt,” a major exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York,...
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This woman’s new video game allows you to take back African artifacts from Western museums
A new South African video game lets players reclaim looted African artifacts from Western museums...
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Scotland: Kingdom of Kubala led by Ghanaian says it can never be destroyed, sets up new camp after eviction
Scottish Borders Council has begun legal action to evict a self-styled “African tribe”...
History
Remembering Norman C. Francis, the longtime Xavier University president who counseled Jesse Jackson
“The nation is better and richer for his having lived among us,” Reynold Verret, the president of Xavier University, said Wednesday while confirming the death of civil rights pioneer and educator Norman C. Francis. Certainly, Francis, as president of Xavier University in New Orleans for 47 years, both shaped a university as one of the…
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The popular Ivy Greek Natural Area is home to land once purchased by a formerly enslaved man
Scores of people visit Ivy Creek Natural Area, a nature preserve in Albemarle County, known...
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Rev. Jesse Jackson: 5 unforgettable moments of his life you should know about
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, an iconic figure in the Civil Rights Movement and a protégé...
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‘The Baddest Speechwriter of All’ – the story of the man who helped write MLK’s ‘I Have a Dream’
In February 1960, Clarence B. Jones received a phone call from a friend who informed him that...
Women
‘I beat men’: Woman starts professional ‘man-beater’ service to help abused women
Aleti Crystal, a Ugandan travel enthusiast, recently discussed her unique business — a professional vigilante service that helps survivors of abuse — on the TUBTS podcast. Crystal, who describes herself as a modern-day “superhero” for the mistreated, explained her mission to the host. The segment, detailing her approach to protecting women from their abusers, has…
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Meet the last surviving member of the Freedom Singers, whose protest songs changed Black history
Rutha Mae Harris, the final surviving member of the original Freedom Singers, continues her...
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UCLA student develops new sunscreen that leaves no white cast on dark skin
Damage caused by ultraviolet (UV) radiation in sunlight is the leading preventable cause of...
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Mom and daughter become first parent-child duo to graduate from Rutgers’ School of Psychology
Inez Phillips Durham and her daughter, Jennifer Durham, are the first mother-daughter pair...
Business
‘The end of Xbox’: Sarah Bond, first Black woman president of Xbox, leaves gaming company
Sarah Bond, the first Black woman to hold the position of president at Xbox, is stepping down from her executive role at the company. Bond was appointed president in 2023 to oversee the entire Xbox ecosystem, including Xbox’s hardware and software platforms, The Verge reported at the time. She was also to take charge of…
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Pat McGrath’s $1bn beauty empire ended in bankruptcy, now it’s being saved with $30M funding
Pat McGrath Labs has secured approximately $30 million in new financing and will continue to...
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How a Black-owned brand ended up as preferred grooming partner of National Basketball Players Association’s PLYRS House
Crowned Skin, one of the nation’s fastest-growing men’s grooming brands, announced...
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Netflix brushes off Trump’s call to fire Susan Rice, says ‘he likes to do a lot of things on social media’
President Donald Trump called on Netflix on Saturday to fire board member Susan Rice or “pay...
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