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Scholars Thought White Women Were Passive Enslavers. They Were Wrong.
A growing body of research has debunked the persistent argument that white women were rarely involved in the active buying and selling of enslaved people.
Read MoreDenzel Washington commands ancient Rome and movie theaters with ‘Gladiator II’
Denzel Washington captivates audiences in “Gladiator II,” seamlessly commanding the screen in a role set against the backdrop of ancient Rome. His performance is generating significant buzz, adding to the film’s anticipation and highlighting his enduring star power.
Read MoreHYFIN Announces 3rd Annual Blackity Black Holiday Market, Strengthening Milwaukee’s Black Business Community
November 30th will hold the 3rd Annual Blackity Black Holiday Market in Milwaukee. The market will showcase over 40 Black-owned businesses and will coincide with Small Business Saturday.
Read MoreLocal artists land on 2025 Grammy nomination list with Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar
2025 could mean Grammys awards for Beyoncé, who released a county music album this year, and rapper Kendrick Lamar.
Read MoreColumbus Black leaders organize counterprotest after neo-Nazi march in their city
Members of the Ohio chapter of civic group 100 Black Men took to the streets of Columbus after a white supremacist march.
Read MoreMalcolm X’s family sues FBI, CIA and NYPD for $100m over his murder
The family of Malcolm X filed a $100m federal lawsuit on Friday that accuses the FBI, the CIA and the New York police department (NYPD) of allowing his murder.
Read MoreHow This Black 80-something Granny Made the Cover of a High-Fashion Magazine and Has Become an Instagram Fashion Queen
A grandmother in rural Zambia has become a style icon and internet sensation.
Read MoreBlack Twitter helped define the internet — so where will the exodus from X lead?
With Elon Musk as the helm, conservative politics and egomania have taken over Twitter, alienating longtime users.
Read MoreThe Biggest Surprise at the Met’s Egypt Show? Live Performance
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is set to open its new exhibition “Flight Into Egypt: Black Artists and Ancient Egypt, 1876 — Now” this weekend. The exhibit has nearly 200 works made largely by African American artists looking to define their cultural history after the violent severance from their African roots through the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Read MoreDirector of new SPLC Georgia state office ‘there to listen,’ forge bonds
An office in Atlanta’s westside is part of the SPLC’s new strategy to work with community groups on issues that impact them.
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