South African Minister for Sports, Arts and Recreation Nathi Mthethwa has announced a second wave of funding for South African artists and athletes. R77 million has been allocated to assist artists whose sole income comes from economic participation in the…
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In White Folks News: Ryan Reynolds Calls He And Blake Lively’s Plantation Wedding ‘A Giant F***ing Mistake’
Source: ANGELA WEISS / Getty Ryan Reynolds is apologizing for he and his wife Blake Lively’s 2012 wedding, which took place on a former slave plantation. The actor addressed the longtime controversy during a recent interview with Fast Company, letting the…
Read More‘We are no less American’: Deaths pile up on Texas border
RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas (AP) — When labor pains signaled that Clarissa Muñoz was at last going to be a mom, she jumped in a car and headed two hours down the Texas border into one of the nation’s most…
Read MoreFlorida County To Pay Black Woman $150,000 After White Boss Say She Didn’t Fit His ‘Vision’ For What the Office Should Look
A Florida county will pay a Black woman after she was fired without reason from her job at the county tourism office in 2015. The agreement was for $150,000. Deidre Jackson was fired by her manager Eric Garvey in 2015….
Read MoreWhite Teen Forced Autistic Black Boy to Kiss His Shoe Will Not See Any Jail Time
A white teen was captured on video forcing an autistic Black boy to kiss his shoe in a video that came to light in June will not be forced to serve any time in jail. The 17-year-old white male was…
Read MoreOregon man charged after yelling racial slurs and driving car at 78-year-old Black Woman Before Her Son Intervened
64-year-old John Blackmore is now facing criminal charges after being identified by Oregon police for attempting to hit a elderly Black woman with his car while she waited at her son’s apartment. The incident took place in Hillsboro, Oregon where…
Read MoreCourt Rules Jamaican Schools Can Now Legally Ban Locs
Last week a court in Jamaica decided that school now have the right to ban students with locs from going to school. The decision comes after a two-year legal battle on whether Kensington Primary School could require a then-5-year-old girl…
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