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Morgan Freeman’s Critique Of “Black History Month” And “African American” As Terms Sparks Debate
Who you calling “African American”?!
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Ruth E. Carter Makes Black History At The Oscars
Ruth E. Carter made history at the Oscars when she became the first Black woman in history to hold two wins.
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Dr. Henry Louis Gates Wants Every Day to be Black History Month
The experience of a Black American is often a very complex one. While Black Americans have contributed vastly to the framework of American culture and beyond, there is the fact that our history—collectively and individually—is still being uncovered. The solution?…
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For Your #BHM & Beyond Listening Pleasure: BOSSIP’s Black Podcasts To Follow
As #BHM comes to a close, we’re adding a few more titles to the list of podcasts you should totally check out for your Black History month listening. If you’re interested in informational podcasts with a hint of trending topics…
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8 Black-Owned U.S. Hotels You Should Know
It’s important for Black people to support Black people so utilizing Black-owned businesses you travel is a must!
Read MoreTom Joyner’s Flashback: On This Day Featuring Mahalia Jackson
Mahalia Jackson was referred to as the “Queen of Gospel,” and her voice inspired countless vocalists in her genre and beyond. Today is her birthday.
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Devale & Khadeen Ellis And Other Couples Celebrate Their Perfect Pairings In Black Love, Inc’s ‘Black History Now: Dynamic Duos’ Campaign
For your BHM viewing pleasure… As February continues, a campaign is celebrating Black pairings making an impact. Black Love Inc.’s “Black History Month Now: Dynamic Duos” in partnership with Target is highlighting siblings, friends, and couples fulfilling their dreams and…
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