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Black women aren’t organizing any more marches or initiatives. They are taking a seat.
"...they have carried this country and saved this country too many times and continue to be the most disrespected…
Black people can't deliver mail, feed the homeless or work their 9-5 job without a Karen causing trouble.
For those wondering how so many Latino people could vote for Trump, the award-winning journalist just broke it down.
The ESPN personality also offered his thoughts on the possibility of him running for president.
The reality television star shared her opinion via Instagram on Wednesday.
Here's the deal with the heavily circulated online rumor.
A single X post promoting the Women’s March was met with tons of flack from Black women.
If the roles were reversed, we doubt Trump and J.D. Vance would have returned the favor.
For those wondering what the next steps are following concessions, here are the answers.
In the wake of the 2024 election, Black people are using memes to share their sadness, frustration and anger online
A 55-year-old Michigan man was charged after allegedly taunting Harris supporters with his car.
Harris addressed the nation from Howard University on Wednesday.
From LeBron James to Spike Lee to Cardi B—let’s take a look at what they’re saying.
About 98 percent of Black women voted for Hillary Clinton back in 2016, according to Pew Research Center.
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