From the Green Book to Facebook, how black people still need to outwit racists in rural America From the Green Book to Facebook, how black people still need to outwit racists in rural America A historical travel guide once listed safe pit stops for black […]
Black History Month/OUR ROOTS- From Zero to Achievers *As the world’s greatest athletes compete in South Korea, and whatever the outcome, OUR ROOTS in the second week of Black History month, features these Nigerian girls who made history by being Africa’s first bobsled team to […]
Jemele Hill and her former SportsCenter buddy, Michael Smith *ESPN’s Jemele Hill gave her first interview since leaving “SportsCenter” with Rev. Al Sharpton on MSNBC’s “PoliticsNation” and she explained that her move to the network’s The Undefeated website was “definitely, 100 percent, my choice” You […]
A white high school teacher has caused outrage when he showed up to school wearing a durag to commemorate Black History Month. According to the CBC News, the principal of Archbishop Denis O’Connor Catholic High School announced that students could wear durags–a head garb usually […]
By Ryan Velez In the wake of the controversy surrounding the use of Confederate iconography in public spaces across the South, a man became a viral hero after seizing a Confederate flag from a protestor. Now, the man, Black Lives Matter activist Muhiyidin Elamin Moye […]
“I think it’s about time,” Duke told HuffPost. “I think there’s a tremendous amount of frustration in the white community and that we’re at a tipping point.” There are at least three white supremacists currently running for Congress, and a fourth running for a state House […]
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