Public Figures
Michelle Obama is protecting her peace.
Top 10 US Presidents Who Have Lived To Be The Oldest Longevity has gifted some U.S. Presidents the rare chance to see their legacies evolve while witnessing a world shaped in part by their decisions. Living to remarkable ages, these leaders carried with them lifetimes of experience, insight, and stories. The later years of these […]
Former President Bill Clinton, 78, was admitted to MedStar Georgetown University Hospital on Monday for observation after developing...
President-elect Donald Trump was named TIME Magazine's Person of The Year for the second time on Thursday. The move caused social media users to express their dismay at the outlet's decision.
At a brunch yesterday for the California Senator following her speech on the first night of the DNC, Laphonza Butler directly addressed some particularly moronic caucasity from Megyn Kelly.
Before her groundbreaking tenure in the White House, Harris forged a path marked by significant achievements in social justice, criminal justice reform, and advocacy for women’s rights.
Danyel Smith, a former editor-in-chief at VIBE Magazine, accuses disgraced mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs of threatening her over a magazine cover.
Eric Mays was never afraid to fight for residents of Flint, Michigan, even if it got him in trouble.
There are racists, then there are FOX News elite-level racists. Case in point, Raymond Arroyo is getting dragged for saying that Black people will inevitably support Trump because of their love of…wait for it, sneakers. https://twitter.com/RpsAgainstTrump/status/1760695798914765015 As you might have heard, Donald Trump attended Sneaker Con in Philadelphia to announce that he was selling his […]
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Approval ratings for the first female Vice President have fluctuated over the years.
(Black PR Wire) The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy with various educational opportunities throughout January. From in-person activities to online offerings, the museum commemorates King and the holiday surrounding his impact on the world. Beginning Jan. 8, 2024, King’s original “I Have a […]
