Tag: Sports History

Michael Jordan NASCAR Legacy: 23XI Racing & Black Ownership

Michael Jordan discusses his historic run as the only Black majority owner in NASCAR, his NBA legacy, and the cultural impact of 23XI Racing in an exclusive CBS interview.

Ilia Malinin Backflip Now Ok For The Olympics But Was That Fair?

When Ilia Malinin landed a backflip, it was celebrated as revolutionary. But nearly 30 years ago, Surya Bonaly did the same thing and was penalized. The move, banned in 1976, was only legalized in 2024. What changed is who gets celebrated.

Maya Moore’s Jordan Ring Pic Twist

Maya Moore recreated Michael Jordan's ring photo with her twelve championship rings.

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Serena and Venus Williams Reunite for Doubles Match

Get ready, Black Cosmopolitans — tennis legends Serena and Venus Williams are hitting the court together for the first time since 2016. This highly anticipated doubles match is a can't-miss moment for sports and culture.

Chelsea Lazkani Fired From Selling Sunset

Chelsea Lazkani, Mary Bonnet, Emma Hernan and Sandra Vergara were not asked back for season 10 of the Netflix series, with the women learning in April that their contracts would not be renewed before filming started.

Exposing False Claims Regarding African American Communities in MAGA Rhetoric

MAGA supporters have long used controversial stunts, hateful conspiracy theories and straight-up lies to rage-bait Black Americans. But while those tactics might have drawn a crowd before, we have grown tired. We are not falling for it anymore.

Pooh Shiesty Jury Trial in Gucci Mane Case

A July trial date has been set for Pooh Shiesty in a federal kidnapping case involving eight other defendants, including his father and rapper Big30. The 25-year-old Memphis artist is expected to appear for a jury trial on July 6 at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.

Megan Thee Stallion Seeks $75K From Blogger for Appeal Bond

Megan Thee Stallion wants to make sure she can collect the judgment owed to her if an appeals court upholds a ruling against Milagro Gramz. She's asking a judge to require Gramz to post a hefty bond to guarantee payment. After Gramz filed paperwork requesting to delay paying the $75K judgment while appealing and claiming she lacks funds, Megan responded by asking the judge to deny the request and require the bond posting.