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7 Black brands to shop for Mother’s Day

Black motherhood has never been one thing. It is defined by joy and, at times, survival. It is softness and hard lessons. It is loving, messy, expansive, radical, beautiful, empowering, protective, and loud. And frankly, while there is no real way to thank our mothers for the work of raising

House Speaker Mike Johnson Is Having A Rough Go Of It Amid GOP Collapse

Source: Graeme Sloan / Getty It’s bad enough that the Republican Party is hanging on for dear life to a razor-thin majority in the House of Representatives that most political experts believe will dissolve come the midterm elections, but it turns out it might be even worse than that for

James Broadnax Executed After Cousin Confesses To Being The Shooter 

Source: Action Network / actionnetwork.org On Thursday evening, James Broadnax was executed by the state of Texas despite his cousin, Demarius Cummings, confessing that he was the one who actually killed the two men Broadnax was accused of killing.   The Texas Tribune reports that the 37-year-old was pronounced dead at

Rev. Stephen Green On Faith, Justice, And The Liberating Gospel Of Jesus

✕ At a time when some weaponize faith for political gain, Rev. Stephen A. Green offers a compelling vision of community, accountability, and radical love through the liberating gospel of Jesus. Serving as senior pastor of The Greater Allen A.M.E Cathedral of New York, Rev. Green unpacked what it means to

15 HBCUs unite in historic push for elite research status

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have always pushed the bounds of what society tried to claim was possible for Black communities. And this week, 15 institutions have continued that legacy with the launch of the Association of HBCU Research Institutions (AHRI).  A collective of HBCUs across the country has

7 Black brands to shop for Mother’s Day

Black motherhood has never been one thing. It is defined by joy and, at times, survival. It is softness and hard lessons. It is loving, messy, expansive, radical, beautiful, empowering, protective, and loud. And frankly, while there is no real way to thank our mothers for the work of raising

House Speaker Mike Johnson Is Having A Rough Go Of It Amid GOP Collapse

Source: Graeme Sloan / Getty It’s bad enough that the Republican Party is hanging on for dear life to a razor-thin majority in the House of Representatives that most political experts believe will dissolve come the midterm elections, but it turns out it might be even worse than that for

James Broadnax Executed After Cousin Confesses To Being The Shooter 

Source: Action Network / actionnetwork.org On Thursday evening, James Broadnax was executed by the state of Texas despite his cousin, Demarius Cummings, confessing that he was the one who actually killed the two men Broadnax was accused of killing.   The Texas Tribune reports that the 37-year-old was pronounced dead at

Rev. Stephen Green On Faith, Justice, And The Liberating Gospel Of Jesus

✕ At a time when some weaponize faith for political gain, Rev. Stephen A. Green offers a compelling vision of community, accountability, and radical love through the liberating gospel of Jesus. Serving as senior pastor of The Greater Allen A.M.E Cathedral of New York, Rev. Green unpacked what it means to

15 HBCUs unite in historic push for elite research status

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have always pushed the bounds of what society tried to claim was possible for Black communities. And this week, 15 institutions have continued that legacy with the launch of the Association of HBCU Research Institutions (AHRI).  A collective of HBCUs across the country has