Michelle Obama just debuted her new podcast IMO (In My Opinion) with her co-host and older brother, Craig Robinson. The First Lady’s second act has been a masterclass in living life unbothered. After eight years as First Lady, she could […]
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March 10 marks the National Day of Rest for Black Women. With Black History Month in February and Women’s History Month in March, it’s the perfect time to recognize the intersectionality of Black womanhood and the need for rest as
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Amon Elise is a community organizer, cuddle facilitator, consent guardian, and erotic communicator. They are reshaping Black queer spaces in Los Angeles through the revival of Decadence, a Black and queer-only play party, and LA Cuddle Club, a space for
In an exclusive obtained by Variety today, Natasha Rothwell’s How to Die Alone has been canceled. The Hulu series, created by and starring Rothwell, premiered last September to solid reviews. How to Die Alone followed Mel, a fat Black woman
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On January 24, 2025, Target announced that it would be stepping away from its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. This move, while disappointing, is not entirely surprising. Over the past few years, corporations that once leaned into DEI commitments—especially
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Altadena, a historic Black middle-class neighborhood in Los Angeles, has been devastated by the Eaton Fire. Brought on by the Santa Ana winds on January 7, 2025, the wildfire raged through 14,117 acres. This tragedy is a stark reminder of
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Seeking Mavis Beacon unpacks the fascinating backstory of a name many of us associate with typing education. Jazmin Renée Jones and Olivia McKayla Ross lead a “cyber feminist goose chase,” but what unfolds is so much more. With humor, reverence,
Beyoncé’s unforgettable Beyoncé Bowl performance shined a spotlight on the Black cowgirl and rodeo queens. Among the standout moments from the Cowboy Carter halftime show was Ja’Dayia Kursh, Arkansas’ first Black Rodeo Queen. Kursh appeared during “Jolene,” proudly wearing her
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Doechii ends 2024 with a 90s-inspired teaser for her single ‘Denial is a River’, set to release on January 2, 2025. Set to the Family Matters theme song, the Tampa native brought out all her superstar friends for cameos. Featuring
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Lana, the much-anticipated deluxe follow-up to SZA’s 2022 critically acclaimed SOS is here, and we’ve had it on repeat. While the album was originally slated for release at midnight on December 20, 2024, fans had to wait until Friday afternoon
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