‘Candyman’ Director Nia DaCosta Admits She’s Still Paying Off Student Loans Despite Huge Succes
Despite directing two blockbuster hits in the last year, film director Nia DaCosta admits that she is still facing student
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Month: September 2021
The Trudeau Liberals won a minority. Now what?
Vassy Kapelos and the Power Panel breakdown #elxn43 results and take your Qs in this special edition of Power and
Read MoreAFRO VENEZUELA: The African Diaspora In Venezuela
Have you heard of Jose Chirino, Venezuela’s most famous slave resistance leader? Or Pedro Camejo, nicknamed ‘El Negro Primero’, who
Read MoreFEMA Changing Rules that Deprive African Americans of Crucial Aid
By Stacy M. BrownNNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent@StacyBrownMedia Historically, the Federal Emergency Management Agency – or FEMA – relied on
Read MoreBlack Owned Fashion Haul – Spring Outfits Under $100!
We explore some of the BEST black-owned fashion brands! Next, watch a single girl style her two married BFFs for
Read MoreRough politics, and a black eye for North Carolina's Mother County
Investigators are looking into whether political operators illegally harvested absentee ballots in Bladen and Robeson counties during the 2018 midterm
Read MoreHow This African Born Financial Advisor Is Finding His Fulfillment Helping African Americans Build Wealth
This content was made in partnership with Bank of America. Bank of America is looking for professionals like you, who
Read MoreSWA's First African American Pilot Retiring
Louis “Lou” Freeman was the Dallas based airline’s first African-American pilot– and he’s retiring today after 37 years. source
Read MoreHow Rwanda is Becoming the Singapore of Africa
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Read MorePeople Are Calling Out Balenciaga’s Saggy Sweatpants With Boxers Sewn In As Racist
High-fashion designer brand Balenciaga is being criticized for trying to sell what appears to be “saggy pants.” In a case
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