Tim Anderson Gets Decked In Scuffle At Second Base
Several players and coaches ended up being ejected from the game, including the managers of both teams.
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HBCU Notebooks Launch For Students And Alumni To Show Pride
Her newly released HBCU notebooks are for the Black writers who want to show pride for their alma maters.
After Two-Year Layoff, Simone Biles Returns To Competition With A Win
Biles did a move that she was going to attempt in Tokyo before she had to pull out of the event.
Rapper Claiming To Be The First Emcee Fights For Royalty Rights
The Bronx native claims that his due recognition has fallen by the wayside.
Federal Court Strikes Down Mississippi Jim Crow Law
A Louisiana federal appeals court ruled that Mississippi could no longer strip the right to vote from ex-convicts after they have completed their sentences.
‘Welcome Home’ UFC Fighter Themba Gorimbo Gets Life-Changing Gift From Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson surprised UFC fighter Themba Gorimbo with a new home after hearing his story of having $7 to his name.
HBCU Scholarship Named After Late Atlanta Anchor Jovita Moore
With the Jovita Moore HBCU Undergraduate Scholarship, facilitated by the Jaguar Foundation of Atlanta, Moore's legacy in the community will live on.
50 YEARS OF HIP-HOP: Monie Love On Being A Trailblazer In Hip-Hop And Inspiring A New Generation Of Fem-Cees
British multi-hyphenate rapper, DJ, and radio personality Monie Love (born Simone Gooden) became a reckoning force in hip-hop, kicking down the door when she arrived on
Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop! ‘Expelled’ Tennessee Democrats Win Back State House Seats
“This is only the beginning for this Movement."
Former White Mississippi Officers Plead Guilty To The Racist Assault On Two Black Men
Let's hope these young men get the justice they deserve.