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Harlem’s Famed Rucker Basketball Court Gets Makeover, Courtesy of NBA Players Union
The NBPA, the union that represents the NBA's players, offered to funnel $360,000 toward the renovations for Harlem's Rucker basketball court.
82-year-old Widow Needs Fundraiser to Help Save Her Home, Owes $38K in HOA Fees
Marie Riggins, 82, is trying to save her home from foreclosure. HOA fees totaling $38,000 are owed. Riggins and her lawyer have started a GoFundMe
‘Confederate Mount Rushmore’ Will Stay In Georgia–With An Exhibit Explaining Racist Roots
Stone Mountain Park in Georgia has a Confederal equivalent to Mount Rushmore. However, changes will be made to tell a complete story.
Howard University Student Opens a Gourmet Vegan Bakery in Washington, D.C.
Chanice McClover-Lee is a 19-year old Howard University student who recently opened a gourmet vegan bakery in Washington., D.C. Baked By Chanice features vegan cakes
Hip-Hop Photographer Chi Modu Dead at 54
Hip-hop photographer, Chi Modu has passed away at 54. He is best known for the pictures he has taken of some of the most prominent
A Toddler With a 146 IQ Became Mensa’s Youngest American Member
Kashe Quest is the youngest member of American Mensa at age 2. She already has an IQ of 146, while the average IQ in America
White Woman Struck Two Black Women With Her Car at an Andrew Brown Jr. Protest; Faces Hate Crime Charges
A white woman almost ran over two Black women who were peacefully protesting in Elizabeth City, N.C. In the small North Carolina town where Andrew
Teen Basketball League Signs Two Sets of Twins to Play in Its Inaugural Season
Overtime Elite has made two announcements that it has signed two sets of twins who will bypass college to play in the upcoming inaugural season
Ex-Cop Sentenced to Six Years For Nearly Killing Black Man
A former St. Paul, Minn., police officer was found guilty of a civil rights violation and will serve six years in prison. A federal court