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Photo: Robert Bumsted (AP) Remember Blackkklansman? The movie? Well, that happened in real life, except the main character is white and was undercover in the Ku Klux Klan for way longer. Joseph Moore, a U.S. Army veteran, spent 10 years living a double life as an FBI informant and a …

Christmas, they say, is the most wonderful time of the year. We take time off of work, gather with friends, and indulge in eating, drinking, music, and merriment. For a brief period, the pleasures we ration through the rest of the year take center stage. And then, each January, the …

Former Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks is giving her support to NeNe Leakes if she does choose to start dating following the death of her husband, Gregg Leakes.  Speaking with Page Six, Parks said that “love conquers all.”  “If NeNe wants to find love, she is gorgeous and …

By her own admission, Tamika Farr is every inch a “glass half-full” person. That’s an important mindset to have when leading a 43-year-old nonprofit, whose mission is to bring quality child care and educational services to disadvantaged communities. Farr, who took over as executive director of Pathways LA, in Los …

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It’s a Wonderful Life is an odd candidate for the “heartwarming Christmas classic” category. The film’s plot pivots around its main character’s consideration of suicide. And the story of George Bailey, a family man beset by troubles both financial and existential, does not get notably Christmas-y until its final seconds. …

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0 Meet Terry Foster, founder and CEO of Terry Foster Consulting, a boutique digital marketing agency that helps Black-owned brands scale to 7-figures and beyond with profitable paid traffic. He started the company six years ago after getting fired from a corporate job in 2016. Terry, who was born in Pittsburgh …

Women with the Moms United for Black Lives Matter, formerly called Wall of Moms, line up outside the Mark O. Hatfield Federal Courthouse during a night of protest against racial injustice, police brutality, and the deployment of federal troops to US cities on July 29, 2020, in Portland, Oregon.Photo: Alisha …

Much of 2021 has been filled with a dull sense of déjà vu as the coronavirus pandemic has continued to shrink social worlds and batter morale. Many of the books our writers and editors were drawn to investigated failure, grief, apocalypse—resonant themes at a time of constant rupture and regression. …