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Monday, December 6, 2021
Harlem: Strong Friendships, Fascinating Stories Lead to a Fun Season
The TV landscape is full of shows that feature friends who act as each other’s family, however, a lot of them don’t focus on the support that Black women provide for one another.
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Sunday, December 5, 2021
Black Students Stage Protests and Walkouts In Response to Racism and Bullying In Schools
In a recently released report issued by the Government Accountability Office, it is noted that about 1.3 million students, ages 12 to 18, were bullied for their race, religion, national origin, disability, gender, or sexual orientation in the 2018-2019 school year. In the same school year, the report says, there were…
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'Aunt Viv' Hospitalized: Says "Anger Will Eat You Alive"
Janet Hubert of Fresh Prince of Bel Air has been hospitalized. Although the cause is unknown, the original ‘Aunt Viv’ took to Instagram to share a (now removed) image of herself in the hospital. The post was captioned with the following:
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'Harlem' Star Jerrie Johnson Redesigns What It Looks Like to Be Black and Queer on Camera
In a world where Black lesbians characters are both limited and limiting, Jerrie Johnson and her portrayal of tech–star Tye in Amazon Prime’s ‘Harlem’, is a welcome reset in how we categorize queerness through our television screens.
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