Share0 Image via @oprahmagazine/Instagram Nelson Mandela made his mark in history as a prolific activist turned president of South Africa after serving more than 20 years behind bars for wrongful imprisonment. This week it was announced that Zindzi Mandela, the youngest daughter of Nelson and his former wife Winnie Mandela, …
Read More »Watch: Brave Soul Interrupts Dumbass Florida Governor Who Just Stands There Like an Idiot
Photo: CHANDAN KHANNA (Getty Images) On Monday, a man—who can’t possibly live in Florida—interrupted a press conference by Gov. Ron DeSantis (who looks exactly how you’d think a Florida governor would look) to tell the inept governor that his handling of COVID-19 throughout his state has been a joke and …
Read More »Woke Capitalism Is Still Capitalism
Tumbrels are rattling through the streets of the internet. Over the past few years, online-led social movements have deposed gropers, exposed bullies—and, sometimes, ruined the lives of the innocent. Commentators warn of “mob justice,” while activists exult in their newfound power to change the world. Both groups are right, and …
Read More »Tamera Mowry-Housley Announces She’s Leaving ‘The Real’
Tamera Mowry-Housley is making her departure from The Real after co-hosting the program since its debut in 2013. On Monday (July 13), the actress took to Instagram and shared a statement about her leaving the daytime talk show. “For seven years, my home and heart has been at The Real. …
Read More »Black-Owned Syrup Company Takes Off After Aunt Jemima Products Removed From Shelves
In wake of the nationwide protests to end racial injustice, consumers have been taking major corporations to task and pressuring them to speak out against systemic racism. Recently, Quaker Oats’s Aunt Jemima brand announced it will be rebranding after calls to remove the image of Aunt Jemima, who is tied …
Read More »Thousands of Workers In The Service Industry to 'Strike for Black Lives'
Photo: LOGAN CYRUS (Getty Images) In an effort to fight against the systemic racism that’s embedded in both society and workplaces within the service industry, tens of thousands of workers have planned a massive, full day strike later this month. On July 20, fast food workers, nursing home employees, gig …
Read More »Poland's Rulers Made Up a ‘Rainbow Plague’
I am sorry to say that these conversations were also echoed by a large part of the Catholic Church hierarchy, from parish priests who put Duda’s election posters outside their churches to the archbishop of Krakow—one of Pope John Paul II’s successors in that job—who has spoken of homosexuals as …
Read More »Naya Rivera’s Ex-Husband Ryan Dorsey Breaks Down
[UPDATE: July 12, 01:54 PM] Ryan Dorsey, Naya Rivera’s ex-husband, made his way to Lake Piru following the unsettling disappearance of the Glee actress on Wednesday (July 9) who was on a boating outing with their 4-year-old son, Josey, according to TMZ. Dorsey has remained silent since the tragic incident …
Read More »Beyoncé Partners With NAACP To Provide Grants For Black Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Share1 Since the rise of protests over racial injustice and police brutality, numerous high profile figures have stepped forward to do more for the Black community, specifically Black businesses. This week, the NAACP announced its new partnership with Beyonce’s BeyGood organization to create new small business grants for Black-owned businesses …
Read More »Berkeley Might Become One of the First Cities to Remove Police From Traffic Stops
Photo: Shutterstock (Shutterstock) Fundamentally, I’m a begrudging optimist. Pessimism just seems counterproductive so, no matter how awful things look, I always hold out hope that perhaps they can be better. As protests for police accountability have consistently occurred for well over a month across the county, I’ve hoped that the …
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