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Jamaican Pastor Accused of Killing Ritual Dies in Police Car Crash On Way to Be Formally Charged
A Jamaican pastor who was embroiled in a suspected ritual killing where some individuals were human sacrifices has died in a police car crash.
Mike Tyson Plans to Re-Enter Boxing Ring Next Year
After a successful return to the ring last November, Mike Tyson will be training for his next fight in February 2022.
Meet The Black Woman CEO Who Has Mastered the Art of Succeeding Her Parents’ Business at Electro Soft Inc.
Karla Trotman says succession planning is vital for small Black business owners in building generational wealth and in growing their business.
White Flight Can Bring Segregation As Growing Population Of Non-Whites Becomes A Threat
White flight is still real across America, carrying the potential to enforce segregation.
At 50, This Author’s Debut Novel About Outrunning White Supremacy Is Being Adapted Into a Netflix Film
Author Jocelyn Nicole Johnson is showing the world it’s never too late to publish your dream novel.
Bus Driver Demands Arrest Of 3 Parents Who Beat and Dragged Her In Front Of Scared Students During Her Route
What could make anyone think assaulting a school bus driver in front of a bus-full of kids was a good idea?
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Candace Owens Calls Accidental Shooting Death by Alec Baldwin ‘Poetic Justice’ for Actor’s Constant Criticism of Trump
Candace Owens attacked Alec Baldwin and said the accidental shooting on his set was "poetic justice" for the years Baldwin spent criticizing Donald Trump
Black Man Calls Out Racism Before Getting Longest Sentence In Jan. 6 Insurrection Cases
A Black man, who decided to be an insurrectionist with hundreds of people who did not look like him, says it's racism because of his