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The increased cost of everyday essentials, along with rising healthcare costs, has contributed to Americans falling behind on their debt.
In this chilling episode of Black Folklore, host Grant Yanney delves into the haunting of Savannah’s infamous Sorrel-Weed House. Uncover the dark history of Molly, a slave girl tragically hung after her owner’s wife’s suicide. Now, Molly’s restless spirit haunts the house, making it one of the most haunted places in America. Watch now to […]
Discover the hidden history behind Oregon’s shocking lack of diversity in this compelling episode of Black Folklore In Video. Host Grant Yanney uncovers how racist laws and the tragic 1948 Vanport flood shaped Portland’s demographics, leaving it the “whitest big city in America” to this day.
In Episode 3 of Black Folklore In Video, Grant Yanney explores the lost history of Seneca Village, a thriving Black and Irish community founded in 1825, now hidden beneath Central Park. Discover how this once-prosperous neighborhood of 50 families, churches, and an all-Black school was erased in the 1850s, revealing a forgotten chapter of New […]
The universal child care plan introduced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York Gov. Kathy Hochul would be implemented over several years.
The 19 monks, led by Bhikkhu Pannakara, began their journey Oct. 26 at the Huong Dao Vipassana Bhavana Center in Fort Worth, Texas.
Slang words reigned supreme in 2025, with new terms flying left and right across the internet faster than ever before.
Elwood Jones was convicted of aggravated murder in 1994 and received the death penalty for the murder of 67-year-old Rhoda Nathan.
Intersectionality, a concept developed by Kimberlé Crenshaw, highlights how various forms of inequality, such as racism, sexism, and classism, intersect and compound. The discussion focuses on a critical moment when Anita Hill's testimony during Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court nomination failed to garner sufficient support due to a lack of understanding of intersectionality. This oversight resulted in significant setbacks for civil rights and gender justice, as evidenced by key Supreme Court decisions influenced by Thomas's vote.
Issa Rae discusses how entertainment offers a platform for black influence and ownership. She emphasizes the importance of telling diverse stories about black women, showcasing their journey towards success and self-acceptance beyond traditional roles. The conversation highlights the evolving image of success in America, where the journey is as significant as the destination.
Bison ONE Newsroom journalist Ella Gilbert discusses the Netflix reboot of “A Different World” and how it can still serve as a vehicle for cultural resistance, political education, and authentic representation in an increasingly hostile racial climate.
In this episode, the complexities of code-switching and navigating corporate America as a black professional are explored. The show highlights the need to adapt and perform in environments that often require masking one's true self, reflecting the daily challenges and tensions faced by many in professional settings.
Hassan Kariem’s death after being ejected from a ride at Six Flags Over Georgia has intensified calls for federal safety standards at theme parks.
Over the last year, several states have reported significant drops in SNAP enrollment due to Trump administration changes.