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Milwaukee African Cultural Festival; music, food and more showcased
Milwaukee hosted its celebration of the diversity of African cultures in on July 6th. This annual event is free to visitors.
Read MoreMy ‘Black Job’ Is to Protect Democracy
Keith Boykin understands how important the upcoming presidential election is, even if there is no stand-out candidate.
Read MoreGeorge Hocker broke through barriers as one of the CIA’s first Black spymasters
With the CIA releasing details about former spies, the work of and racism against people like George Hocker has finally come to light.
Read MoreLiving History: Black Reenactors Walk in Ancestors’ Footsteps
Truthful reenactments are essential for racial healing by ensuring the roles of Black people in American history are not whitewashed.
Read MoreBlack farmers’ association calls for Tractor Supply CEO’s resignation after company cuts DEI efforts
While Tractor Supply Company has bowed to conservative customers, another group sees the offense in such actions.
Read MoreWoman with sickle cell disease celebrates 80th birthday, defying life expectancy odds by decades
Patricia McGill, who was told she would only live to 30 when she was 13 years old, just celebrated her 80th birthday, despite all odds. She is one of the nation’s oldest people with the disease.
Read MoreA 6-year-old Black Boy Drowned During First Day of Summer Camp, And His Mother Wants Answers
A heartbroken mother is left to wonder how all the safety precautions at a summer camp failed her son, allowing him to drown.
Read More4 Missouri prison guards charged with murder, 5th with manslaughter, in death of Black man
Four prison guards whose violent actions against an inmate caused his death may serve between 10 and 30 year sentences for manslaughter.
Read More‘Black jobs’? Trump draws pushback after anti-immigration rant
Trump left the country perplexed after his attempt at fear mongering when he stated that immigrants would take “Black jobs.”
Read More‘The Bachelor’ Producers Finally Address Racism Against Show’s First Black Bachelor
Matt James’ time on tv hindered by a chain of mishaps, and some wonder whether this reflects him being the first Black lead on the show.
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