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Amber Rose Rejects Traditional Advice on Race for Her Kids

Amber Rose explains why she won't teach her children they must work twice as hard because of their race, sparking a parenting debate.

Amber Rose Rejects Traditional Advice on Race for Her Kids

Amber Rose explains why she won't teach her children they must work twice as hard because of their race, sparking a parenting debate.

Zendaya Criticized for Wearing Stolen Iranian Earrings

Zendaya wore a pair of massive, shimmering gold disc earrings surrounded by a halo of diamonds to the London photocall for her film The Odyssey, but the accessories have historians and activist groups absolutely screaming because they are actually 3,000-year-old ancient Iranian artifacts that critics claim were sourced through undisclosed means and essentially looted from the Global South.

Watermelon Stereotype: Origins and History

July is officially National Watermelon Month—a U.S. Senate-approved celebration of one of summer's favorite fruits. But behind those family backyard BBQs lies a piece of history that was left out of the textbooks. Long before the fruit was hijacked and weaponized as a racist stereotype, the watermelon was actually a powerful symbol of Black freedom and economic independence.

Black Creatives on TIME100 Creators List

The internet is full of content creators, but only a select few can say they've earned a spot on one of TIME's biggest annual lists. This year, the publication recognized more than a handful of Black digital stars who are shaping culture, influencing conversations, and redefining what it means to be an influencer with a meaningful platform in today's age.

Black Panthers Founded: 1966

In 1966, Huey P. Newton & Bobby Seale founded the Black Panther Party for Self Defence. Dedicated to fighting police racism and liberating people from white supremacism, they also fed the hungry & mentored youth.

Ferrell & Carrey Poster Sparks Outrage

Fake "Black Chicks" movie poster with Will Ferrell & Jim Carrey goes viral. AI-generated image sparks outrage, called offensive & racially tone-deaf. Despite backlash, it's been widely shared. #AIControversy #BlackChicks #WillFerrell #JimCarrey

Barefoot in Park: 70s Sitcom

Barefoot in the Park, an American sitcom, aired on ABC in 1970. It was based on Neil Simon's Broadway play. The show followed the humorous misadventures of a young married couple living in a New York City brownstone apartment.

Lil JJ’s “Just Jordan” on Nick!

"Just Jordan" is an American sitcom starring Lil' JJ, created by Alison Taylor. It aired on Nickelodeon.

Julia: 1968 Sitcom Star

"Julia" debuted in 1968. The American television sitcom starred actress and singer D

My Mama: First Black-Produced Sitcom

"That's My Mama" was an American television sitcom. It was the first series produced by Columbia Pictures Television. The show aired on ABC from 1974 to 1975. It followed the lives of the Jefferson family, focusing on the matriarch, Esther. The series explored everyday family dynamics and social issues with humor and warmth.

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