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Serena Williams Seemingly Reacts To Rumors Of Her Returning To Tennis: “Omg Y’all I’m Not Coming Back”

Serena Williams reacted to speculation of a tennis return after reentering the International Tennis Integrity Agency’s registered testing pool, denying on X that she was coming back. Reinstating an athlete requires six months in the pool, and her status remains unchanged.

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Nearly 40 years after the original series, A Different World is returning to Netflix on September 24th, following Deborah Wayne, the youngest daughter of Dwayne and Whitley, as she navigates life outside her parents' Hillman legacy. The show became important for giving young Black viewers real conversations about HIV and AIDS, colorism, date rape, domestic violence and more.

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The Next Prince: Artists Following Steve Lacy

It has been a decade since the passing of musical icon Prince, and the music world is still searching for an heir to the Purple Rain star's throne. The Minneapolis legend redefined what it meant to be a pop sensation, leaving boots too large for any single artist to fill. However, several contemporary artists could be in the running as his successor.

Black Leaders Who Shaped the Labor Movement

A. Philip Randolph was one of the most influential Black labor leaders and trade unionists in American history. He founded the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, the first major Black-led labor union, and used organized labor as a vehicle to fight both workplace discrimination and racial inequality.

Tekashi 6ix9ine Taunts Lil Durk Before Trial Verdict

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