Making The Band: How Tradition And Awe Go Into Making HBCU’s Biggest Attraction
The band culture found at HBCUs dates back to the 1940s, engaging with the crowd through their specific style and synchronized movement.
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Georgia Finds Success In Basic Income Program For Black Women
The realities of this program further dismantle the 'welfare queen' trope historically associated with Black women who use public assistance.
Family Sues Uber After Two Young Girls Were Trafficked
Williams was subsequently arrested, charged, and pleaded guilty to all charges related to the incident. He was sentenced to 6 to 8-year years.
Notorious Haitian Drug Trafficker Guy Philippe Deported By U.S. Government
Former coup leader Guy Philippe has been deported to Haiti from the United States as gang control and violence escalates in the country.
Kendrick Lamar’s ‘GNX’ First Hip-Hop Album To Sell 1 Million Units In 2025
Kendrick Lamar is the first hip-hop artist to sell over one million units of his album for 2025