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COVID Vaccine Affecting Your Period? Get Ready to be Gaslit By the Medical Industry

There\’s an immense controversy that still surrounds the COVID-19 vaccine. Another unfortunate side effect is currently being discussed across social media. People are noticing their first period after the 2nd shot, regardless of the brand, has been much worse than they are accustomed to. The main problem is that periods are heavier in flow. The […]

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Black Artist of The Week: Sam Ezeh

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Indie newcomer, Sam Ezeh, is making his mark within 2021 with his debut EP Night at Ezeh’s. His sounds are reminiscent of the 70’s soulful rock era that birthed artists like Prince. The 20-year-old strives to create art within multiple genres, as he produces his own sound and writes his own music. In an Alt

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NBA Play-In Predictions

Sports, Uncategorized / Justin_Walker

The NBA regular season finished this past Sunday and with it, 10 teams are done for this year. 20 teams still have a shot at glory and if that sounds a bit strange then you\’re correct. In a normal year there would only be 16 teams left with the 14 others planning their vacations. But

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Black Artist of the Week: Coco & Clair Clair

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Coco & Clair Clair are a Y2 K-inspired pop duo from Atlanta, Georgia. Their illusive tunes and dream pop vocals make them the queens of, “demon glam rock,” due to their edgy aesthetic. Their hip-hop and lo-fi bedroom tunes set them apart from their peers, making their audience reminisce of the bedazzled Motorola Razr era.

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Uncovering the Black History of Horse Racing

Black History, Sports / June Coxson

I am not a follower of the Kentucky Derby or any horse race for that matter. I do like the sight of a beautiful horse, especially a black one! And that, I’m afraid, is where my interest in horses ends. However, I do have a vested interest in Black people’s role and contribution to American

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Janet Mock’s Outburst Is a Cry for Equality for Trans Women in Film

Can I Speak Freely, Entertainment, Fashion & Entertainment, Opinion /

The New York City premiere for the third and final installment of the critically acclaimed TV show, Pose took place on Thursday night. The executive producer and director Janet Mock went off-script during the presentation. She demanded fair pay for Trans women and blasted Hollywood for their mistreatment of her. Page Six broke the incident on

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Black Artist of The Week: CupcakKe

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CupcakKe is one of those artists that has transcended into mainstream success thanks to the digital age. Her rawness, explicit nature in lyricism and determination has inspired the next wave of female rap. CupcakKe, whose real name is Elizabeth Eden Harris began her career in 2012, only fifteen at the time. In 2015, her two

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NFL Draft: Winners and Losers

Sports / Justin_Walker

This past weekend NFL teams were able to select what they hoped would end up being future NFL stars. The NFL draft always presents a time of hope and promise for fans and NFL teams alike. Championship teams are built through the draft and the smartest teams do well in the draft more often than

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Howard University Bisons: Aiming for PAR

Sports / June Coxson

Time and time again, I am learning more about Black American history, our achievements, contributions, and threading that is weaved in and out of the fabric of this great nation. Growing up, I learned history as told by white educators about white people and all \”they\” did building this country. Well, through time, we learned

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MLB Check in #1

Sports / Justin_Walker

We\’re a few weeks into the season and everyone has played just about 15 games so far (except for the Mets who were the opponents to the Nationals during their covid crisis and have had some games postponed due to snow). Now is a good time to check up on some old as well as

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