Authorities in Canada have identified Gursimran Kaur, the 19-year-old immigrant from India who was found dead in an oven at Walmart’s bakery department on Oct. 19. According to People, officials said Kaur worked at the Walmart on Mumford Road in the Canadian city of Halifax. Balbir Singh, a secretary with the Maritime Sikh Society, told People […]
South African advocates for women’s rights are petitioning to stop Chris Brown from performing in the country in December. According to BBC, the advocacy group Women for Change has launched a petition with over 20,000 signatures to stop Brown from hitting a South African stage later this year. “When I saw the news that Chris
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Spelman College President Dr. Helene D. Gayle has taken a leave of absence, effective immediately, the HBCU announced on Friday. Former chair of the school’s board of trustees, Rosalind “Roz” Brewer, is stepping in as the interim president and will be supported by the executive team. No reason has been disclosed as to why Gayle has
Vertical has premiered the first trailer for the new film, The Order, starring Jude Law, Jurnee Smollett and more. Written by Zach Baylin and directed by Justin Kurzel, the film stars Law as a veteran FBI agent who discovers a domestic terrorist plot to overthrow the federal government following a string of violent robberies in the Pacific Northwest.
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Stephan Hamer took over his family homestead on Chicago’s South Side in 2023. As an experienced farmer in permaculture and homesteading, his vision for the three-lot home and farm acquired by his late grandmother is elusive. “Being a caregiver to my grandmother really reshaped how I engage with people overall and how I engage with
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Racial inequality in housing, a major reason for the growing wealth gap between white people and Black people has deep roots in the United States. Through discriminatory federal, state, and local policies entrenched for over a century, Black people have systematically been denied equal access to homeownership or high-quality rental housing, both private and government-subsidized.
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Former President Barack Obama was fed up earlier this week with the Trump stimulus check rhetoric. Throughout the election season, some voters have come forward proclaiming their enthusiasm for a Trump presidency because of the stimulus checks given to citizens during the pandemic. Read more…
Samantha Irvin, a voice known to most WWE fans, recently took to her Instagram comments in order to shed some light on why she left the WWE. She hopes for a role that’s more than just an announcer, and this came in after a conversation between her and user @humble_nigga8 got her talking about the
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This week, Khloé Kardashian and Emma Grede’s clothing brand Good American tapped rapper, actress and all-around icon Queen Latifah to star in an all-new ad campaign. Latifah stuns in pieces from the size-inclusive brand’s fall line, including leather blazers and denim pieces that are the perfect start of any capsule… Read more…
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Historically, Married to Medicine star Dr. Heavenly Kimes’ comments and remarks, especially on social media and YouTube, have gotten her into trouble with her co-stars. Once she began her YouTube channel, reviewing the show and giving some behind-the-scenes information, things only intensified. Some time ago, she partnered with Carlos King’s Reality With the King podcast
