Tag: Discrimination
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World Cup 2026 Brings Soccer’s Racism Crisis Into Sharp Focus
The 2026 FIFA World Cup should unite the world as billions of soccer fans tune in to see which nation will be crowned the best in the sport. Unfortunately, the treatment of Black stars like IShowSpeed and French team captain Kylian Mbappé serves as a harsh reminder: No matter how great you are in your field, racism will always rear its ugly head to try to drag you down.
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The Return of Jim Crow: What to Expect
There are eras in American history that Black folks look back on with horror — defined not only by law and policy, but by lived experience, fear, and resistance. Among them, Jim Crow stands as one of the most devastating systems of racial control in America.
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Kylie Jenner Sued by Former Housekeeper for Discrimination
Kylie Jenner is facing a lawsuit from former housekeeper Angelica Vasquez who claims she experienced discrimination while working in Kylie's Beverly Hills and Hidden Hills homes, alleging she was mocked for being Salvadoran and Catholic and faced harassment from supervisors.
NEWS
Donald Trump Says “White People Were Very Badly Treated” After Civil Rights Act: “It Was Reverse Discrimination”
This moment fits into a larger pattern of Trump reframing America’s racial history through a lens that centers white grievance. And for many Black Americans, these statements feel less like analysis and more like erasure.
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Pennsylvania School Bus Driver Fired After Posting ‘English-Only’ Sign on Bus
A Pennsylvania school bus driver was fired for posting a sign on her bus stating that students should only speak English while riding, a directive the driver, Diane Crawford, claimed was to address bullying.
BEAUTY
Taylor Townsend: Own Your Truth
Taylor Townsend, a top women's doubles player, faced body-shaming at 16, told her body wasn't fit for pro tennis. Despite being a junior No. 1, she missed the US Open for fitness training. This experience, coupled with discovering she had anemia, fueled her determination. She funded her own US Open entry, reaching singles quarters and winning doubles. Townsend's resilience, honed by overcoming adversity and societal pressures, defines her success.
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Lil Wayne and Teen Mom’s Rachel Beaver: Text Drama
Lil Wayne appears to have exchanged messages with former Teen Mom star Rachel Beaver about meeting up. Rachel, now 23, allegedly initiated contact in November, asking Wayne to fly her out. The conversation moved to text, with Rachel suggesting they wait until after Christmas to meet. Wayne reportedly messaged her again in January, and discussions continued sporadically for weeks involving travel plans. Rachel claims the communication fizzled when she had ID issues preventing her from flying.
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Naomi Osaka’s Couture Catwalk Moment at Wimbledon
Wimbledon is widely considered one of the most significant fashion events of the summer, where spectators and athletes showcase major style statements before taking the court.
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Chronic Illness: 17 Things Not To Say
Whether it's diabetes, cancer, sickle cell disease or another long-term condition, chronic illnesses affect countless Black families every day, but studies show that healing has much to do with their social circle. When someone you care about opens up about their diagnosis, it can leave friends, family members, and even coworkers scrambling for the right words but it's important to approach those conversations with care.
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ICE Goes Quiet: How The Agency Became Everyday
Despite public attention on Immigration and Customs Enforcement dying down in recent months, the agency is quietly reshaping daily life far beyond the border. From Haitian immigrants in Ohio to university campuses, tax databases, and fake federal agent scams, ICE's reach now extends into neighborhoods and airports across the country. What remains uncertain is just how much power the agency will ultimately hold.
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HBCU Surge: The Truth Behind the Numbers
Our students are not running from. Our students are running toward. They are running toward Historically Black Colleges and Universities to belong before defending their belonging in the larger world becomes a daily test. That is the story of HBCU enrollment surging, and it's a story that deserves to be told without a foil. They are not settling for us; they are selecting us.