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Emmanuel Acho's Struggles With Not Being "Black Enough"

Words matter. Emmanuel Acho doesn’t want you be lazy with yours. The author sits down with Reena Ninan to lend advice to his younger self and set the record straight on culture vs. race.

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Wednesday 10.20.21

What’s Really Going On With Global Supply Chain Issues?

Monday 10.18.21

Why Are Celebrities Being Sued For Posting Photos of Themselves?

Tuesday 10.12.21

America’s Leaders Are Even Older Than You Think

Tuesday 10.12.21

Can New York Comic Con Survive COVID?

Friday 10.08.21

Latin & Hispanic Contributions Through History

Tuesday 10.05.21

The Debt Ceiling: Uniquely American Bullsh*t

Friday 10.01.21

Live Music: From During The Pandemic To Now

Thursday 09.30.21

Red States' Abortion Laws Are Disregarding Women's Rights

Friday 09.24.21

Even If You're Not Depressed, You May Be "Languishing"

Thursday 09.23.21

A Red State Strategy Kept California Blue

Friday 09.17.21

The Former Senators Cashing In As Lobbyists

Monday 09.13.21

Bizarre 9/11 Fight Night With Trump

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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is doubling down on the league’s refusal to release findings from its investigation into the Washington Football Team — saying he wants to protect the anonymity of those involved. But many former team employees *want* the findings to be made public.

NFL Commissioner Doubles Down: WFT Probe Won’t Be Released

Sen. Minority Leader McConnell slams the Civilian Climate Corps as a made-up work program for “young liberal activists.”

Dave Chappelle is speaking out about the controversy surrounding his recent Netflix stand-up special. Employees at the streaming giant have criticized it as being transphobic. Chappelle isn’t making any apologies — telling the trans community he’s “more than willing” to give them an audience, but won't be “bending to anybody’s demands.”

Dave Chappelle Isn’t Sorry

UN report reveals that greenhouse gas levels have hit a record high, a 149% increase since the Industrial Revolution.

Since 1990, accidental film set shootings have killed more than 43 people and left at least 150 with life-altering injuries. After Halyna Hutchins’ tragic death, Hollywood is refocusing its attention on the role of guns on set — and whether they should be used at all.

Should Hollywood Ban Guns on Set?

What happens when a city refuses to remove a Confederate monument? Well, if you’re Franklin, Tennessee, you erect a life-size bronze statue of a Black Union soldier in the same public square.

Meet Tennessee's New Civil War Monument

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden pushes for health screenings skipped during pandemic, especially women for breast cancer.

Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Gottlieb: COVID vaccine could be available for children age 5-11 "as early as" November 4th.