GloRilla Set To Take Over WNBA All-Star Weekend
GloRilla will headline the halftime show during the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis this year getting fans hype for the big game.
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Donald Trump Diagnosed With Debilitating Circulatory Issue Ahead Of 80th Birthday
The embattled politician was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency after leg swelling prompted a vascular exam but remains in “excellent health,” his doctor said.
Nicki Minaj Fat Shames TDE President As Online Feud Gets Uglier
Nicki Minaj's online clash intensified after she made body-shaming remarks against TDE's Punch as her feud with SZA explodes.
Guide To Best Weed In D.C. Certified By Granny Za’s
Washington, DC is riding a new kind of green wave — a thriving cannabis culture that’s changing how locals and visitors buy, use, and talk about weed. In this no-fluff guide, we break down the latest DC cannabis laws, how to legally get your medical card (even if you're not a DC resident), and why Granny Za’s is the best dispensary in the city.
20 Famous Faces You FORGOT Were in Prison
Source: Radio ONE Houston / J. Bachelor Celebrities, like the rest of us, are subject to the law when they commit crimes. However, there’s a complex conversation to be had about whether they receive special treatment within the justice system due to their wealth and fame. TRENDING: Gettin’ That Bag: Here Are 20 High Paying Career Fields in Texas TRENDING: 20 Black CLASSIC MOVIES That FLOPPED at Th Box Office […]
Heirs’ Property And Black Land Loss: A Hidden Threat To Generational Wealth
Source: skynesher / Getty For many Black American families, land ownership has long represented more than financial security; it symbolizes survival, self-reliance, and freedom. Yet a quiet crisis has steadily eroded Black landownership across generations. That crisis is known as heirs’ property, a legal and cultural issue deeply rooted in America’s racial history. It could single-handedly diminish Black land wealth if left untreated. The origins of Black land ownership To […]
Stacey Abrams Warns Companies Dropping DEI, ‘It Costs You’
Source: Paras Griffin / Getty Throughout this year, we’ve seen company after company announce they’re dropping diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives to comply with the Trump administration’s assault on anything that benefits anyone who isn’t a straight, white man. While DEI removals may currently be a politically expedient move, lawyer and former Georgia Representative Stacey Abrams believes businesses will face long-term consequences for abandoning DEI. According to Fortune, Abrams […]
SCOTUS Rules Mass Firings At Education Department To Continue
Source: Douglas Rissing / Getty I’ll give the GOP one thing: they are abundantly clear-eyed that their only path to maintaining power comes from keeping the American population as uneducated as possible. While the Trump administration is actively gutting the federal government across the board, the Education Department is one of its most pronounced targets. While a lower court ruling placed an indefinite hold on mass firings at the Education […]
‘Good Trouble Lives On’ Actions Honor John Lewis, Inspire Civil Rights Activism
Source: Interim Archives / Getty Five years after civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis passed away, communities are mobilizing to make some “good trouble” on Thursday, July 17. More than a symbolic nod to Lewis and his commitment to voting rights and civil rights more broadly, organizers of the “Good Trouble Lives On” Day of Action aim to inspire and ensure that Black and other impacted communities’ concerns and needs […]
