“You are your best thing, Sethe. You are.” I have run to this particular passage in Toni Morrison’s Beloved so many times, and this week was no different. I can feel the palpable weight of grief as Sethe contends with a decision she feels framed her life. Refusing to allow …
Read More »California Couple Decapitates Two Older Children, Pleads Not Guilty
A couple charged with murdering their two older children by decapitating them have pleaded not guilty to murder and child abuse. On Wednesday, Maurice Jewel Taylor, Sr., 35, and Natalie Sumiko Brothwell, 45, pleaded not guilty to murder in a Los Angeles courtroom. Taylor and Brothwell were accused of murdering …
Read More »Ye Turns To Instagram For Advice Regarding His Daughter North West Using TikTok Without His Consent
Photo: PATRICK KOVARIK/AFP (Getty Images) For years, the Metaverse, (formerly known as Beyonce’s internet), awaited the arrival of Ye, (formerly known as Kanye West) to Instagram. And since his arrival, well, we seem to have gotten more personal business from the rapper than we bargained for. In his latest series …
Read More »British Actress Thandiwe Newton Cries Half-White Tears, ‘My Light-Skinnedness Has Been More Problematic Than Being ‘Black’
British actress Thandiwe Newton took to Beyoncé’s internet to cry half-white tears to her dark-skinned counterparts for essentially being the chosen one. While promoting her latest movie God’s Country, Thandiwe, formerly known as Thandie, projected her insecurities about her Blackness onto Black American women and then went full Karen during …
Read More »Serena Williams Finds New Mental Health Resource In Prince Harry
Photo: Theo Wargo (Getty Images) Two things I’ve learned this week: For one, tennis icon Serena Williams is actually besties with Prince Harry. And two, Prince Harry has like…a real job, and a good one too! The Duke of Sussex serves as the chief impact officer of the company, BetterUp, …
Read More »Have you thanked a Black inventor today?
What would Black History Month be if we didn’t take the time to reflect on our rich history and ancestors? The impact of generations of the past continues to reinforce our future as a community. In the words of the great Maya Angelou, “You can’t really know where you are …
Read More »Wells Fargo Gives $20 Million That Could Benefit Black Small Businesses In Atlanta
0 (Photo By Allison Joyner) Aiming to help primarily Black small businesses build assets and make physical upgrades, Wells Fargo is donating to support entrepreneurs in Atlanta. According to a news release, the bank’s funding program will center mainly on Black and diverse-owned businesses negatively affected by COVID. The banking …
Read More »Dear married women, single women aren’t your enemy
Kierra Sheard-Kelly recently shared the boundaries she has in place when it comes to her single friends and her husband. Gospel singer and actress Kierra Sheard-KellyPhoto: Getty Images While interviewing Sheard-Kelly in promotion of her new movie Line Sisters, Page Six’s Tashara Jones asked the newlywed, who recently celebrated her …
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Read More »Remembering André: The fashion trailblazer earned his place in Black history
Fashion is notoriously cyclical—what was once considered haute is later discarded, and ultimately, reclaimed and beloved again. As André Leon Talley recounted in his second memoir, The Chiffon Trenches (his first being A.L.T.: A Memoir), his own journey through the notoriously fickle fashion industry wasn’t too dissimilar. In his 73 …
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