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The legacy behind Tiffany Haddish’s Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover

Tiffany Haddish is seeing some of her wildest dreams realized. On Tuesday, May 12, Sports Illustrated revealed the 46-year-old comedian as the latest cover model for its annual Swimsuit Issue, alongside Hilary Duff, social media star Alix Earle, and Canadian model Nicole Williams English. Haddish appears on the cover, photographed along the beaches of Loreto, […]

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry Says Tossing More Than 40,000 Legal Votes Is ‘No Big Deal’ And ‘Not My Fault’

Source: Erika Goldring / Getty Last month, we reported that Louisiana Republicans decided to postpone the state’s congressional primaries amid the U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision to strip away Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which resulted in the blocking of a Black-majority congressional district in Louisiana just weeks before the election. And in doing so, the Louisiana […]

Georgia man sentenced after pleading guilty to theft tied to unreleased Beyoncé music

A Georgia man accused of stealing unreleased music and confidential tour materials connected to Beyoncé has pleaded guilty and been sentenced in connection with the 2025 theft. According to WDRW, Kelvin Evans pleaded guilty to entering an automobile with the intent to commit theft and criminal trespass. The plea came after Evans had previously rejected […]

NBA player Brandon Clarke dead at 29

The NBA world was stunned Tuesday after learning Brandon Clarke, a seven-year veteran for the Memphis Grizzlies, died on Monday. He was 29. A cause of death was not revealed. A first-round pick in 2019, Clarke spent his entire career with the Grizzlies after being drafted by the Oklahoma City Thunder, then having his draft […]

Free Speech In ‘America’ Has Never Fully Belonged To Black People

Source: Gado / Getty Free speech in America has never fully belonged to Black Americans. The tools used to silence us have changed in how they appear over time, but the logic underneath them hasn’t.  In 1740, the South Carolina Negro Act codified white supremacy and made it a crime to teach an enslaved Black […]