Amid all of the controversy surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs, one person has been noticeably quiet: the music mogul’s mother, Janice Small Combs. That all changed over the weekend. Read more…
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Welcome to this week’s HBCU Buzz Football Scoreboard. Our HBCU teams battle it out each week, showcasing their talent, grit, and school spirit. Whether it’s a nail-biting finish or a blowout victory, we’ve got you covered with the final scores. Week 6 Scores Saint Francis The Red Flash 28, Delaware St. Hornets 17 Sacred Heart
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Virginia State University alum Samia Minnicks is a full-time entrepreneur running a photography business, but she doesn’t simply seek out picture-perfect shots. Instead, she dedicates significant time to unearthing old photographs. Right now, she is especially interested in photos tied to Historically Black Colleges and Universities from the late 1800s and early 1900s that are
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From hot summer nights to cozy autumn afternoons, Netflix has always got you. For over a decade now, the streaming giant has been sharing original shows and movies to entertain audiences of all ages and interests. As per usual, the October line-up of new arrivals is filled with spooky stories to get you in the
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Following Clark Atlanta’s loss this weekend against Savannah State, Johnson C. Smith is now the last remaining unbeaten team in HBCU football. The Panthers were one of three teams in the top five of last week’s rankings that lost this weekend, including Winston-Salem State and Virginia State. Here is this week’s edition of the Ultimate
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Week 6 saw business as usual for the top two in our HBCU Sports Ultimate Division I football poll, as well as a few teams making a case to slide up – and in one case, back into – the rankings. Let’s take a look at the poll heading into what promises to be another
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By Reuters and Michelle Garcia The U.S. Justice Department has launched a review and evaluation of the 1921 race massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke said. The massacre started on May 31, 1921, when white attackers killed as many as 300 people, most of them Black, in Tulsa’s prosperous Greenwood neighborhood, which had gained the nickname
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By Hanna Trudo Embattled New York City Mayor Eric Adams is fighting for his political life as he finds himself in the middle of a legal firestorm, raising questions about how much longer he can hold on to power. Adams was indicted last week by the Manhattan U.S. attorney’s office in a wide-ranging federal corruption probe, the culmination
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By Dr. Frances ‘Toni’ Draper The lyrics of an old Negro Spiritual poignantly declare, “Everybody talkin’ ’bout Heaven ain’t goin’ there.” Unfortunately, in 2024, despite all the discussion and debate about the presidential election, everybody talking about voting ain’t going there, either. It’s one thing to talk about the importance of this year’s presidential election,
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By Kierra Frasier Kamala Harris was among Barack Obama’s earliest supporters in 2008, knocking on doors and raising money to help propel him to a two-term presidency. Now, he’s returning the favor. The former president will appear Thursday at an event in the Pittsburgh area, the start of what will be part of a swing-state
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