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Let’s take a look at some of Kobe Bryant's most valuable, as well as most affordable rookie cards. The post How Much Are Kobe Bryant’s Basketball Cards Worth? appeared first on NewsOne.
Harris drew a sharp contrast with the extremist approaches in many state legislatures as well as House Republicans themselves. The post Vice President Harris Delivers Fierce Speech Commemorating 50th Anniversary Of Roe v. Wade appeared first on NewsOne.
Let's look at a few more BIPOC organizations leading the way to change in the reproductive justice space. The post Black And Brown Led Reproductive Justice Orgs Leading The Way For Change 50 Years After Roe v. Wade appeared first on NewsOne.
Around 5% to 10% of Melanesian people have blonde hair. The post The History Of Black People With Blonde Hair appeared first on NewsOne.
As long as racism persists in education, students of color may never be able to completely avoid racial battle fatigue. The post Overcoming Racial Battle Fatigue: How Black People Can Minimize Race-Induced Stress appeared first on NewsOne.
The exhibition is currently on display at the National Civil Rights Museum and will be there until March 20, 2023. The post New Photo Exhibit Spotlights Intersections Of Racism, UNC And Black People appeared first on NewsOne.
Through its Rooted in Good initiative, Curaleaf prioritizes sharing wealth and opportunities with those disproportionately impacted by the War on Drugs. The post Cannabis Company Curaleaf’s First Impact Report Shows Strong Equity Commitment appeared first on NewsOne.
One of the biggest HBCU celebrations of the year is poised to happen this summer, but with a cultural twist. The post HBCU Community To Take Over Barbados This Summer At FABA Fest appeared first on NewsOne.
A new doc about the women who accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault has been released a week after he announced his plans to tour again. The post Bill Cosby Survivor’s Documentary Debuts A Week After Comedian Says He Plans To Tour appeared first on NewsOne.
The state’s high court found that maps drawn by the state’s majority-controlled Republican legislature were racial gerrymandering. The post State Supreme Court Orders South Carolina Legislature To Draw New Map appeared first on NewsOne.
