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Cape Verde, the small African nation with a population of about 525,000 people, has qualified for the World Cup for the first time. The historic moment happened on Monday when Cape Verde defeated Eswatini 3-0, winning their group in the African tournament. Cape Verde, located off the western coast of Africa, becomes the second smallest […]
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As the government shutdown lingers, the impacts of the budget impasse continue to grow, with hundreds of thousands of federal workers missing paychecks and agencies closing and unstaffed. Now, the nation’s most prominent museum of Black history has shut its doors while the government shutdown continues. African American history museum closes doors until shutdown ends
NBA Hall of Famer Carmelo Anthony is putting the spotlight on Baltimore. Although he’s known for playing in Denver and New York, he grew up in Charm City and never forgets it, which is exemplified in his new venture, a curated exhibit on display at the Enoch Pratt Free Library in the heart of Baltimore.
Well, the WNBA has once again been on fire on and off the court. As we embark on this year’s WNBA Finals, the buzz in the “W” has also transitioned to talk of the league’s upcoming collective bargaining agreement. In the days leading up to the finals, the stars of the league conducted their exit
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We are in a social and economic whirlwind in this country that has never been seen before. As we’ve come to know, money talks, and there’s no entity that understands that more than the WWE. It was announced during Fight Week in Las Vegas last week that Wrestlemania is heading to Saudi Arabia in 2027.
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Blavity Books is returning to Blavity Inc.’s AFROTECH Conference this year, which is being held from Oct. 27 to Oct. 31 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. This year, Blavity Books is partnering with Houston-based community bookstore Kindred Stories, which will be the official book seller at the conference. Ahead of AFROTECH
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Not too long ago, I was raving about the possibilities of a winning season with Russell Wilson at the helm of the New York Giants. Sure, his time in Pittsburgh and part of Denver were forgettable at times. But surely, the bright lights of New York would change things, right? Well, with the Giants sitting
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Cousinz Festival is proof that Virginia is for lovers. In its second installment, the event, held in Norfolk, Virginia, featured heavy-hitting headliners, including Lil’ Kim, T-Pain and Jeezy; however, the festivities were about much more than the music. It was a place for the collective to commune, whether you had roots in the state or
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Seth Curry is joining the Golden State Warriors in a one-year deal. He will be playing alongside his brother Stephen Curry, which marks a first in their basketball careers. They will begin training on Wednesday, according to ESPN Senior NBA Insider Shams Charania. Seth and Stephen Curry always wanted to play basketball together The Curry
Solange Knowles is making sure rare Black works are not forgotten. The Grammy winner announced the launch of “The Saint Heron Digital Archive Library: Part I,” a digital archival library of rare, out-of-print and first-edition works by Black and brown artists on Sept. 25. The library offers U.S.-based readers the chance to borrow titles, many
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