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Fall Superfoods Black Americans Should Try

The marketing hype around superfoods can make healthy eating seem complicated, but the term generally refers to nutrient-dense foods that can boost immunity and help lower the risk of certain diseases, inflammation, cholesterol and cancer. You don't need expensive powders or exotic berries. Just add these accessible fall superfoods to your grocery list, whether to help fend off a cold or support your long-term health, without skimping on flavor.

Black Americans’ Guide to Money Management Tips

Black Americans know what it means to make a dollar stretch. But with rising rent, grocery prices, and everyday expenses eating away at paychecks, simply cutting back isn't always enough. Living within your means doesn't have to mean living without joy. A few smart budgeting habits can help you take control of your money instead of letting it control you.

Black Cancer Support Resources and Services

Discover crucial support resources and services for Black cancer patients, addressing disparities and ensuring comprehensive care.

David Oyelowo on Black American Identity Tensions

The diaspora war has been bubbling for years with prominent American figures questioning why British actors keep getting cast to play foundational Black American icons like Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and Harriet Tubman.

Academic Urges Studios to Halt Hiring British Actors Who Show Disrespect Toward Black Americans

A Black British actor's comments spark controversy over the portrayal of Black Americans in Hollywood. Explore the debate around diversity, representation, and unity.

Blackness: Identity, Unity, & Division in the Community

As a black american, i can say that for most black people in the united states, blackness is a universal connection. Even with the never-ending battle of which is better, east coast or west coast rap, many blacks in the united states have this unspoken connection.

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Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier weren't always enemies. The two heavyweight champions first met in 1967 and developed a friendship and mutual respect that would later become complicated by their fierce rivalry. Ali refused induction into the U.S. Army in 1967, citing his religious beliefs and opposition to the Vietnam War. Frazier publicly supported his right to refuse the draft and advocated for his reinstatement. Despite this support, Ali returned to boxing declaring that Frazier's belt didn't mean anything. Ali began throwing insults, calling Frazier an Uncle Tom and comparing him to a gorilla, turning their once-friendly relationship into a bitter rivalry.

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Rick Ross appeared before Judge Mindy Glazer following his Wednesday arrest on battery charges in Miami. His attorney Bradley Horenstein asked whether the rapper's release could be expedited because of his fame and concerns for his safety in jail. Glazer wasn't impressed by the celebrity argument, telling Ross, "I have no idea who you are." She then added he'd be treated fairly just like everybody else there.

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Tiger Woods Loses License for 5 Years: Trump Speaks

President Donald Trump revealed that he had previously urged Tiger Woods to stop driving himself, telling Fox News that Woods accepted a plea deal suspending his driver's license for five years following his March rollover crash in Florida.