Big Check For Black Woman Fired For Not Wearing A Wig, Pastors Give Eclipse Warning, NBC Host Lester Holt Will Reveal Secret Life and More News On The Culture
A collection of The Root's best posts of the week in culture
A Black woman in Louisiana was fired for wearing her natural hair to work. And now her former employer is paying the price. As a result of a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, American Screening, LLC will pay Imani Jackson a $50,000 settlement. - Angela Johnson Read More
So, what’s really going on Monday, April 8th? I’m sure by now you’ve seen every report possible detailing the science-y details of the total solar eclipse, the first we’ll see since August 2017, according to NASA. - Kalyn Womack Read More
The University of South Carolina’s women’s basketball team is celebrating its third NCAA Championship after defeating Iowa 87-75 in the title game. The win is a perfect end to an undefeated season under the leadership of head coach Dawn Staley, who coached an entirely new starting five to a perfect season. - Angela Johnson Read More
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A tell-all book written by an award-winning journalist who has covered some of the most important stories of our time, including Hurricane Katrina and the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, should be pretty juicy, right? - Angela Johnson Read More
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Celebrities posting workout videos to Instagram is nothing new. Seeing your favorite stars lift heavy weights, run laps or bend and stretch into an impossible yoga pose can be a source of inspiration to stop scrolling, get off the couch, and get into the gym. - Angela Johnson Read More
Basketball fans shouldn’t be surprised that South Carolina won the Women’s basketball national championship against Iowa on Sunday. They were the best team in the country all season, often beating their opponents in dominating fashion. - Noah A. McGee Read More
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The latest headlines have thrown some Christ followers into a panic, worrying the end times is coming sooner rather than later. However, a few church leaders weighed in on the frenzy to set the record straight, and hopefully, calm everyone down. - Kalyn Womack Read More