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OPINION: Pete Hegseth has decided to turn the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan into a public spectacle, and it’s really just racial terrorism. 

The Paramount-Warner Bros. merger puts CBS, CNN, HBO, BET, and a massive chunk of American entertainment under one corporate roof. That should scare the hell out of us.

OPINION: As polarizing as the Cornell gang rape case is, consider what the coverage would be like if it involved Morehouse, Spelman, or Howard.

Gabe Poirot might be the first person to straddle the line between testimony and erotica while describing how he met Jesus face-to-face.

OPINION: Why does it seem like Black women reporters are the ones who have to ask the questions that make folks uncomfortable and hold power to account?

OPINION: A Black woman and two parents of color are the latest canvases on which the country is painting its abortion morality play.

OPINION: While this is a significant victory for Attiah, what, if anything, did her victory do for the collective condition of Black journalism?

OPINION: Like many of Trump's blathering fan boys, Jesse Watters could not answer direct questions from El-Sayed because he was too busy regurgitating MAGA talking points.

OPINION: Jake Lang tried to stage another one of his bargain basement Klan rallies, but it did not go the way he planned, and he got punched in the face for his efforts.

A “polarizing” decision from a private institution has upset some because they only read the headline, not the story.

During a panel focused on voting and civic engagement, U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett argued that Black women have been disproportionately harmed by the Trump regime’s attacks on DEI in the workforce.

A GiveSendGo campaign was launched on behalf of three of Wells' white "friends" who accompanied the 18-year-old on a Fourth of July trip to Horn Island, but returned without him.