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How South African Miners Who Worked Shifts After The Discovery Of Diamonds In The 1860s Were X-rayed
When they initially found Blink Klippe, they had no idea what it was or how important it […]
Gap To Get Rid Of Yeezy Products From Its Stores And Site
American rapper, Kanye West who lost his billionaire status today after Adidas pulled out of a deal […]
Jewish Teacher At Kanye West’s Donda Academy Resigns Over His Anti-Semitic Remarks
A Jewish educational consultant at Kanye West’s Donda Academy private school has reportedly resigned just months after it opened because […]
Russia Sends Fathers Who Don’t Pay Child Support To Fight In Ukraine War
Russia has started sending men who refuse to pay child maintenance to the front lines in Ukraine. Sochi, […]
St. Louis School Shooter Pictured As Content Of Chilling Note He Left Before Murders Is Revealed
The teenager who killed two people at his St. Louis high school was pictured in a yearbook […]
Kanye West Calls Howard Stern An Irrelevant ‘Sad Old Man’ Whose Own Family Doesn’t Say His Name
Kanye West had some unpleasant words for Howard Stern after the radio personality compared him to Adolf […]
India Fines Google $113m For ‘Unfair’ Payment System
India’s antitrust watchdog fined Google $113 million on Tuesday for “unfair” payment policies, a week after hitting […]
William Grose: One of the Wealthiest Black Businessmen In Seattle During 19th Century
At the age of 18, William Grose moved out of his Washington, DC, home. In 1853, he […]
Rapper Kanye West No Longer A Billionaire After Adidas Terminates Deal
Kanye West has lost his status as a billionaire after Adidas ended a lucrative Yeezy deal in response […]
Remembering John “Tiger Jack” Fox, The Heavyweight Boxer
John Fox earned the nickname “Tiger Jack” early in his boxing career. He boxed under the name […]
Kenneth Allen Gibson Biography: The First African-American Mayor of Newark, New Jersey
A significant eastern American city, Newark, New Jersey, elected Kenneth Allen Gibson as its first African-American mayor. […]
Facts About The ‘Shuffle Along,’ All-Black Broadway Musical Of 1921
Shuffle Along, which was a musical comedy that featured an all-black cast, was a huge achievement in black […]
Doris Davis: The First African-American Woman Mayor of a Major Metropolitan City in the U.S
Doris A. Davis made history on this day, June 5, 1973, when she was elected as Campton, […]
What You Need To Know About The Jenkins Orphanage Band
To assist the African American street children he came across in Charleston, South Carolina, Rev. Daniel J. […]
US Baker Who Refused To Make Cake For Lesbian Wedding Wins Court Case
A baker who refused to make a cake for a lesbian wedding because of her Christian beliefs […]
World’s Dirtiest Man Dies Aged 94 Months After Taking His First Bath In Decades
An Iranian man nicknamed the “dirtiest man in the world” for not taking a bath for decades has […]
Russian Court Rejects US Basketball Star Brittney Griner’s Appeal
A Russian court on Tuesday October 25, dismissed US WNBA basketball star Brittney Griner’s appeal against a nine-year […]
Pinchback: The First African American To Serve As Governor Of A U.S. State
Pinckney Benton Stewart, sometimes known as “Pinchback,” was the first person of African origin to hold the […]
Kanye West Files Lawsuit Against Australia’s College Dropout Burgers
Australia’s College Dropout Burgers faced the legal wrath of Kanye West, who filed a lawsuit against the […]
Michael B. Jordan Pays Off The Student Debt Of A Spelman College Student During A Surprise Visit
Actor Michael B. Jordan gave students at three historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) paid lunches and tuition grants […]
