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Harry Dunn, Former Officer Who Defended U.S. Capitol, Announces Bid for Congress

He’s got our vote! Harry Dunn has been serving as a Capitol police officer for the last 15 years, The Grio reports. Three years ago, Dunn was on the frontlines as insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol and attempted to disrupt the certification of the 2020 presidential election. Fueled by conspiracies and support for former President […]

Prince’s Purple Rain Is Coming to Broadway 40 Years After Original Release

Just in time for the 40th year anniversary! Prince’s 1984 hit film Purple Rain is being adapted into a Broadway musical, People reports. The motion picture was the late icon’s debut, earning $100 million worldwide and being added to the Library of Congress’ National Film Registry in 2019 for being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.”  […]

Quinta Brunson Joins the Cast of Sesame Street for a Special Episode

It’s the collab we didn’t know we needed! Comedian and Abbott Elementary creator Quinta Brunson linked up with the cast of Sesame Street, and we want more! Brunson joined Elmo, Cookie Monster, and Abby Cadabby for a special lesson on kindness. The cast even adopted Abbott’s specific mockumentary style for the episode, and Brunson appeared […]

10 Groundbreaking Black Comedians Who Paved the Way

So many stand on their shoulders! Comedy has long served as a powerful vehicle for uniting people of all backgrounds. Through laughter, it serves as a medium for social commentary, challenging stereotypes, and addressing isms that would otherwise be taboo or shied away from in public discourse. Black comedians, in particular, have played a crucial […]

Cherelle Parker Sworn in as the First Woman Mayor of Philadelphia

She plans to serve the city proudly! Cherelle Parker, a native of Philadelphia, former city council member and educator, just made history as the first woman Mayor of Philadelphia, AP News reports. Parker secured the victory in the November election, elected to serve as the 100th mayor of the city of brotherly love. Her message […]

New Book From Activist & Educator Kleaver Cruz Celebrates the Power of Black Joy

It’s already being touted as a cultural staple! Kleaver Cruz is a queer Dominican-American activist and educator from the Bronx, New York. In 2015, Cruz found themselves thrust into the climate of political protest and uprisings as they grappled with a new emerging society in light of the tragic murders of Sandra Bland, Michael Brown, […]

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