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2025 NAACP Image Awards: Winners List

As the curtains have been lowered and the credits have rolled on the Deon Cole-hosted 53rd NAACP Image Awards, which aired Saturday (February 22)...

NAACP Image Awards 2025: Best Dressed Celebrities Unveiled

The 56th NAACP Image Awards lit up the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Saturday with a dazzling display of style and star power. This annual...

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We underestimated the Joker for sixty-eight years. Heath Ledger laid bare his interiority without explaining it. Schools are misunderstood, distressed ecosystems capable of tremendous good and tremendous harm. A school more loved than resourced will drift toward disorder, however hard people inside work against the undertow. Black parents face an impossible calculation each summer: this school will see my child, that school will stretch my child, which loss can we afford? We cannot replace a school's missing infrastructure, resources, and attention, even with the will of one powerful Black mother.

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A Different World Reboot: What You Need Know

After years of wishing, wondering, and asking, A Different World is finally heading back to Hillman. The highly anticipated reboot premieres September 24, and the excitement around its return is real. The show will debut with all 10, 30-minute-long episodes, so viewers can binge the entire season at once. The new series centers around Deborah Wayne, Whitley and Dwayne's youngest daughter, and follows her journey at Hillman College alongside a new generation of students reflecting the breadth of Black life on campus.