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Memphis Grizzlies basketball star Ja Morant just can’t seem to leave the guns out of his Instagram videos.
As soon as Sway Lee opened the door, the host walked right in, asking Lee if he would vote for Trump in 2024. The post Who Asked Swae Lee About Politics? Rapper Says Trump Is ‘Tapped In’ appeared first on NewsOne.
From box braids and twists to cornrows and dreadlocks, Black hairstyles have been appropriated for decades. The post Black Hairstyles That Have Been Appropriated By The World appeared first on NewsOne.
Howard University announced the appointment of Stacey Abrams as the inaugural Ronald W. Walters Endowed Chair for Race and Black Politics. The post Howard University Names Stacey Abrams As Chair For Race And Black Politics appeared first on NewsOne.
Police in Mississippi are under investigation after being accused of violating the civil rights of multiple Black men since 2019. The post Horrific Details Emerge As Mississippi Police Accused Of Shooting Black Man’s Tongue Off appeared first on NewsOne.
Civil rights attorney Bakari Sellers has joined Ben Crump and his team in the fight for justice for the late Shanquella Robinson. The post Bakari Sellers Joins Calls For US Government ‘To Act’ On Shanquella Robinson’s Death Case appeared first on NewsOne.
Amaarah DeCuir offers insights into how public schools are moving toward greater recognition of the sacred Islamic month. The post Ramadan: How Public Schools Are Recognizing The Sacred Islamic Month appeared first on NewsOne.
Steve Drazkowski is attempting to block a state bill that would require educators to give lessons on the genocide of indigenous people. The post Minnesota Republican Claims Genocides Between Native Americans And White People Went ‘Each Way’ appeared first on NewsOne.
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar and lasts either 29 or 30 days, depending on the new crescent moon. The post 6 Important Things To Know About Ramadan appeared first on NewsOne.
In recent years, a new cultural battleground has emerged in the U.S. called the "Woke Wars," which has pitted Americans against one another. The post Exploring The Political And Cultural Battle Of The ‘Woke Wars’ appeared first on NewsOne.
Professor Elizabeth Aries discovered a disturbing dual reality for Black students going to a small liberal arts college where she teaches. The post The Disturbing Dual Reality For Black Students At Liberal Arts Colleges appeared first on NewsOne.
Life needs perspective. Malcolm X learned that when he traveled to Mecca to take his pilgrimage in April 1964. After Malcolm was suspended from the Nation of Islam in 1963, he set his sights on a new chapter.