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Forget Connor, These Will Be The Top Black Baby Names of 2025

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Every year, the experts predict what the top baby names will be. And more often than not, the list includes names like Connor, Taylor, Ryan and Dylan. No offense to anyone walking around with these names, but because they’re so common, you can almost guarantee your child will be one of many in their class […]

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More Books Black People Need To Buy Now Before They’re Banned

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As Donald Trump prepares to move into the White House for the second time, Black people have already started thinking about the way his policies could impact our communities. Read more…

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15 Black Folklore Stories to Know Ahead of Spooky Season

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If you’re Black, you’ve been told by someone in your family about some haint, a reappearing phantom or a folktale that left you with chills. In honor of spooky season coming, it’s only right for us to recount some of our Black favorites. Read more…

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Light-Eyed and Dangerous: Michael Ealy’s Best Bad-Guy Roles

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Michael Ealy is opening up about one of his most difficult roles over the course of his career. Despite being one of Hollywood’s most handsome actors, the “Reasonable Doubt” star recently told “Bel-Air” star Jabari Banks in an interview for Springhill that some of his uglier characters have caused him to deal with… Read more…

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The Essential James Baldwin Reading List

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James Baldwin was a brilliant writer and a steadfast civil rights activist. His collection of novels, essays and poems touch on themes of sexuality and race and describe all that is painful and beautiful about being Black in America. Religion is central in almost all of his work, inspired by his life growing up as

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