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By JONATHAN FRANKLIN, NPR Every February, the U.S. honors the contributions and sacrifices of African Americans who have helped shape the nation.

By Benjamin VanHoose and Georgia Slater, People Rihanna has babies on the brain!

By Helena Andrews-Dyer, The Washington Post Fans of high-society high jinks will instantly recognize the dazzling and dizzying characters of “The Gilded Age,” the long-gestating period drama from “Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes that premiered Monday on HBO. But there is one conspicuous exception.

By Clayton Davis, Variety Jennifer Hudson’s name is already written in the Academy Awards history books. At 25, she became the youngest Black woman to ever win an acting Oscar for her turn as Effie White in “Dreamgirls” (2006).

By: Sarah Mosqueda If there is one name that has become synonymous with heroism, it is Stacey Abrams. “Whatever happens,” author and niece of former president Trump, Mary L. Trump tweeted on the evening of Nov. 3, 2020, “@staceyabrams is a hero.”

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The past few years have brought about a lot of changes to the workforce. We have improved on our “work from home” systems and specific industries have grown in unexpected ways. If you’re looking

How To Become An MBE Minority-owned businesses are on the move. There are now more than four million minority-owned companies in the U.S., with annual sales totaling close to $700 billion.

Posted on TMZ A source with direct knowledge tells us Vogue’s former creative director and one-time editor-at-large passed away Tuesday at a hospital in White Plains, NY. It’s currently unclear exactly what he was battling in the hospital.

Posted on Yahoo! Life As the Great Resignation continues, many employers are starting to wonder what they can do to keep more people from leaving. Enter the “stay interview.”