The Wendy Williams Show went on hiatus in May so the talk show host could deal with health issues surrounding Graves’ disease. However, the 56-year-old is ready for a grand return in September. Yesterday (July 21), she posted on Instagram that The Wendy Williams Show is returning on September 21. …
Read More »Black People Set to be Disproportionately Affected as Eviction Moratorium Ends
Photo: Shutterstock (Shutterstock) In March, the federal government issued a moratorium on evictions due to the closures and job losses that resulted from the coronavirus pandemic. On July 25, the moratorium expires and unless Congress acts fast, thousands of Black people are at risk of losing their housing. Analysis conducted …
Read More »Kim Kardashian-West Addresses Kanye West’s Public Breakdown
Kim Kardashian West has broken her silence and spoken up after her husband, Kanye West, made a series of alarming tweets this week revealing personal details about their children and family following his controversial campaign rally in South Carolina. Among those tweets, Kanye claimed that Kim and her mother, Kris Jenner, …
Read More »NBA Stars Start Fund To Support The Black Community
Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and Dwyane Wade are coming together to support the Black community with their new Social Change Fund. The NBA stars’ latest philanthropic effort will seek to address issues directly affecting Black people, which include public safety and criminal justice reform. “Our mission is to address social …
Read More »Issa Rae Stars In New NBA Restart Commercial
Issa Rae is helping to usher in a little relief during the coronavirus pandemic and is featured in the NBA’s new commercial promoting the restart of the league’s season. In the new ad, the Insecure producer and star says she, along with millions of other basketball fans, is ready to …
Read More »House Approves $740 Billion Military Spending Bill That Includes Measure to Remove Confederate Names From Bases
Photo: Shutterstock (Shutterstock) As the debate around Confederate iconography intensifies, the House of Representatives has approved a funding bill that includes a measure to remove Confederate names from military bases. CNN reports that the measure is a part of a larger defense authorization bill that includes measures to give soldiers a …
Read More »Florida Congressman Curses At AOC During Heated Exchange
Democratic Congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez is used to being called out for her rhetoric and progressive stance by Republicans, especially on social media, but she likely wasn’t expecting the verbal abuse she received from her conservative colleague on the steps of the United States Capitol on Monday (July 20). According to …
Read More »Donald Trump Will Deploy Federal Agents to Chicago as Part of Nationwide ‘Anti-Violence’ Operation
Photo: Nam Y. Huh (AP) Throughout his presidency, White House occupant Donald Trump has had an obsession with Chicago. Trump frequently pointed to Chicago’s crime rates throughout his presidency, but declined to make a presidential visit to the Windy City until 2019, when he met with Chicago police and railed …
Read More »<em>The Atlantic Daily</em>: The Limits of Anti-racism Books
Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox. GETTY / THE ATLANTIC As America continues to reckon with systemic racism, anti-racist reading lists are …
Read More »Atlanta HBCUs Will Have No In-Person Classes In The Fall
The coronavirus is devastating Georgia while Governor Brian Kemp is suing Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms over face masks. Now, all four HBCUs in Atlanta will have no in-person classes due to the deadly respiratory disease. According to WSB-TV, the presidents of Morehouse College, Spelman College and Clark Atlanta University …
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