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Black Olympians to watch during the Winter Games

February 11, 2022

Seven talented Black athletes will don their gear and step into the cold to represent Team U.S.A. at the Winter Olympics in Beijing.

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Lusia ‘Lucy’ Harris, The Only Woman Ever Drafted In The NBA Draft, Passes Away At 66

January 20, 2022

By Travis Caldwell, CNN Lusia “Lucy” Harris, a star in women’s collegiate basketball during the 1970s and the first and only woman ever to be officially drafted by an NBA team, died Tuesday, according to a statement from her family as well as Delta State University. She was 66. “We are deeply saddened to share…

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Author Alice Sebold apologizes to Anthony Broadwater, wrongfully convicted of raping her

December 1, 2021

Broadwater’s 1982 conviction was overturned last week after authorities determined there were serious flaws in his prosecution.

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LeBron James Enters NBA’s COVID-19 Protocols, Could Miss Multiple Games

December 1, 2021

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James will be sidelined indefinitely after entering the NBA’s coronavirus health and safety protocols.

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Kobe Bryant estate earns $400M after Coca-Cola buys Body Armor

November 2, 2021

Kobe Bryant estate earns $400M after Coca-Cola buys Body Armor

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NFL, Players Agree to End ‘Race Norming’ in $1B Concussion Settlement

October 21, 2021

against Black players, and now it appears we have our answer. The landmark settlement will also revisit prior claims and adjust those findings accordingly.

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Why black athletes run from black identity

February 18, 2020

Black athletes who speak out about racial inequities are often viewed as trouble makers and risk losing their careers and livelihoods.

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Olympics to Finally Give Sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos Their Props by Inducting Them Into Hall of Fame

September 27, 2019

51 year after their expulsion from the 1968 games, the US Olympic Hall of Fame is welcoming Tommie Smith and John Carlos into its ranks.

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Majority of Black Clemson football players opted out of White House visit and Trump’s ‘Hamberders’

January 30, 2019

By Kia Morgan-Smith After the fallout from the now infamous White House “hamberder” feast that was fed to the Clemson championship football team, we now know that most of the Black football players sat out the trip to meet Trump. According to The Root, a Black football player who spoke on the condition of anonymity said that many players…

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‘I regret the entire thing’: Kareem Hunt apologizes for brutal hotel assault after firing

December 2, 2018

After being fired by the Kansas City Chiefs, Kareem Hunt released a statement saying he is sorry for what he did in the video of him kicking a woman he pushed to the ground during a disagreement. He says he only blames himself for what happened.

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ABHM builds public awareness of the harmful legacies of slavery and Jim Crow in America and promotes racial repair, reconciliation, and healing. 

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