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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N.O.R.E. Sued for Sexual Assault by Carmen Bryan

Carmen Bryan has accused N.O.R.E. of sexually assaulting her at an NYC club in the '90s. She alleges N.O.R.E., whose real name is Victor Santiago, came up to her visibly intoxicated and committed an act of nonconsensual digital penetration in front of her friends. Bryan claims she begged him to stop, but he physically overpowered her until other clubgoers pulled him off. She says she ran crying from the club, but the rapper followed her. Bryan stayed silent publicly for years but was inspired to come forward after seeing Cassie sue Diddy over assault allegations. She is seeking compensatory damages for emotional distress and mental anguish.

Brian Hickerson Arrested in Violent Cops Incident Video

New video shows Brian Hickerson spitting in the direction of police during his troubled 2025 arrest at a West Hollywood bar, one year before his former girlfriend Hayden Panettiere died.

Lonnie Bunch III: Smithsonian’s Leading Legacy

Lonnie G. Bunch III, the first Black secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, announced his retirement by year's end after nearly four decades of trailblazing inclusive history. He made it his life's work to give Black culture the sacred space it always deserved, launching the National Museum of African American History and Culture and championing additions of museums dedicated to women's history and American Latino heritage.

Black Firefighters’ 9/11 Legacy: 25 Years Later

Twenty-five years ago, twelve Black firefighters ran toward the World Trade Center as smoke filled the sky. They knew the danger, but they went anyway. Their final act of service became part of a legacy the city they pledged to protect. For generations, Black firefighters fought for opportunities within the FDNY, facing discrimination and barriers. The twelve men who died on September eleventh became part of that history, representing generations of Black New Yorkers who had worked to make a place for themselves while serving their communities.

Budden Blasts Kanye Over Big Sean Reunion

Kanye West and Big Sean reunited onstage at Ye's September 4 concert at Chicago's Soldier Field years after a very public falling-out, but Joe Budden says he isn't ready to forget how ugly their relationship once got.