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For generations, Easter has represented far more than a holiday in Black America—it stands as a powerful symbol of hope, renewal, and survival. In this segment, Rev. Al Sharpton reflects on the deep-rooted history of the Black church, from the hidden praise houses during slavery to the modern-day digital era. The conversation explores how the […]

Are civil rights and basic freedoms in America under threat? In this episode of Freedom Table, host Rashad Robinson is joined by former prosecutors Kim Foxx and Aramis Ayala to break down the growing concerns around democracy, government overreach, and the role of local officials in protecting the public. The conversation dives into how prosecutors […]

Is Ticketmaster finally facing real consequences? In this episode of The Le(e)gal Brief, civil rights attorney and movement lawyer Lee Merritt breaks down two major legal battles shaping the future of competition, entertainment, and financial markets. First, we dive into the DOJ’s antitrust case against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, where over 30 states allege the […]

In this episode of Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness (LLPoH), we explore the powerful 125-year journey of “Lift Every Voice and Sing”, often called the Black National Anthem. Filmmaker Keith Michael Brown traces the song’s origins in a segregated Jacksonville school in 1900, where James Weldon Johnson first wrote it as a poem […]

One year after Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, what has actually changed—and who is paying the price? On this episode of Freedom Table, Rashad Robinson sits down with Janai Nelson (NAACP Legal Defense Fund), journalist Michael Harriot, and Alphonso David (Global Black Economic Forum) to break down the legal attacks, corporate […]

An HBCU homecoming brawl stole headlines at the Fort Valley State University vs. Central State University football game.

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Horror fans may have to wait a little longer for Jordan Peele’s next cinematic scare. Read more about what’s next for the director inside.

Less than a month after going public with new girlfriend Alexis, Senator Cory Booker has now announced the pair are engaged.

Apollonia sues the Prince estate to retain rights to her professional name.

The transfer of Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, to a minimum security prison has Democrats demanding answers.