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HBCU Division II transfers prove they belong at South Carolina State, says Berry

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When Chennis Berry was hired as South Carolina State’s new head football coach, several of his key players from Division II Benedict, where they went 22-2 in the previous two seasons, joined him in Orangeburg. After a stellar showing in a 22-18 loss at HBCU national champion Florida A&M on on Saturday night, Berry believes […]

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Report: Alabama State QB Andrew Body to miss 2024 season

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For the second consecutive year, the season for Andrew Body has been cut short. The Alabama State transfer quarterback, who revived hopes that the Hornets could make a SWAC championship run, will reportedly miss the remainder of the 2024 season due to a shoulder injury that requires surgery, according to HBCU Legends’ Kyle T. Mosley.

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Brandy Wants Weird Family Members To Leave Her House In New ‘The Front Room’ Featurette

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Brandy’s best advice for strange family members is to kick them out, especially after the events her character endures in the upcoming A24 horror film The Front Room. In a featurette for the film the film, Brandy answered questions about handling odd behavior from family members. When answering the question about kicking a family member

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HBCU Buzz, BET, Live Nation Urban and When We All Vote Launch Vote Loud: HBCU Voter Registration Challenge 

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Today, HBCU Buzz , BET, Live Nation Urban and When We All Vote, Michelle Obama’s national, nonpartisan voting initiative, announced the Vote Loud: HBCU Voter Registration Challenge, calling on HBCU students and community members to use their voices at the ballot box this November. By registering to vote and making sure their communities do the

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Peacock Orders Series Adaptation of The Burbs Starring Keke Palmer

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Peacock has announced a straight-to-series order for The Burbs, a new series adaptation of the 1989 horror-comedy film of the same name. The series, set to star Emmy Award-winner Keke Palmer, will be executive produced by Palmer, Celeste Hughey, and Seth MacFarlane. Hughey, known for her work on Palm Royale and Dead to Me, will write and executive produce

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Mugshot Released Of 14-Year-Old Georgia School Shooter Colt Gray

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Authorities have released the identity and a photo of the 14-year-old suspect accused of carrying out a deadly shooting at a Georgia high school. Colt Gray, a student at the school, is believed to be responsible for the incident that left four people dead. According to Barrow County Sheriff Jud Smith, a school resource officer confronted Gray shortly after

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Marlon Wayans Shares Story About Run-In with Tupac Just Moments Before His Death

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More than 28 years after his tragic passing, people continue to share fascinating stories about Tupac Shakur and his life. The latest person to do so was Marlon Wayans during his Wednesday interview with Shannon Sharpe on the “Club Shay Shay” podcast. Read more…

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This Math Problem Went Unsolved for 2,000 Years…Until These Two Black Teen Girls in New Orleans Got On It

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For many high school students, math class can be one of the most painful parts of their school day, full of complex equations with no real world applications. That’s why they make calculators, right? Read more…

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If You Loved ‘The Deliverance,’ Check Out These Black Horror Movies, TV Series

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Horror is one of the oldest and most enduring film genres. Turns out you don’t need sound to be scared at the movie theater. Nowadays, that extends to the multitude of streaming platforms available in the comfort of our homes. The most recent title to grab everyone’s attention is Lee Daniels’ “The Deliverance.”… Read more…

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Here Are All The Times Clarence Thomas Proved That He Ain’t Sh*t

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According to a new report from ProPublica, Virginia “Ginni” Thomas—the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas—allegedly thanked the conservative organization First Liberty Institute to block Supreme Court reform that would put an end to ethical breaches. Read more…

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