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Reminder: This was a show about enslaved people.

For the first time in the 20 year history of the magazine, Oprah will not be gracing the cover. Instead, Breonna Taylor, the Black woman who's become yet another symbol of killing at the hands of police officers, will grace the cover.

In a season where Black voices, Black creatives, and Black businesses are being amplified more than ever, the Blackout Day campaign intends show the power of the Black dollar.

Ex-casting producer Jazzy Collins accused ABC's popular romance reality show of only choosing “ethnically ambiguous” women of color as contestants.

In the wake of Black Lives Matter protests, the Quaker Oats breakfast brand, along with Uncle Ben's Rice, are finally ridding themselves of their racist caricatures.

Juneteenth is Black History, and Black History is American History. For this special day, we’ve gathered a list of events taking place for Juneteenth, but first, let’s take a look at why we honor and celebrate this day. While Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the U.S. on June 19, 1865, Juneteenth is not […]

Celebrate Juneteenth the right way, with social distancing in mind!

Fifty Black influencer and celebrity women took over 50 white influencer and celebrity women's social media platforms through the #sharethemicnow initiative -- and we were her for it!

Samira Nasr is the first Black editor in chief of Harper's Bazaar in the publication's 153-year history.

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