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800,000 people are getting student debt relief. Here’s who qualifies.
By Nadra Nittle
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Weeks after the Supreme Court...
WNBA players take offseason into their own hands with new winter league
By Mariel Padilla/Originally published by The 19th. Your trusted source for contextualizing sports news. Sign up for our daily newsletter.
WNBA players have long lagged...
Why the next big hope for Alzheimer’s might not help most Black patients
This week, the FDA is expected to approve what many scientists and doctors believe is the first drug to show promise of slowing the...
5 Tips to Improve Small Business Productivity
Businesses that run efficiently often find continued, long-term success. However, running a small business comes with a multitude of challenges that can hinder productivity.
Between...
To tip or not to tip? The great gratuity debate is revived
By Kay Wicker for TheGrio
The topic of tipping has resurfaced yet again — and this time, experts in American etiquette are weighing in.
A video...
Why child marriage is still legal in 80% of U.S. states
By Mariel Padilla/Originally published by The 19th. We're answering the "how" and "why" of justice news. Sign up for our daily newsletter.
Wearing a bridal...
Howard’s Bethea Set to Speak at the Inaugural MEAC Men’s Empowerment Breakfast
In conjunction with Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Football Media Day, the league will host its inaugural Men’s Empowerment Breakfast where Howard University former standout...
How a Grad Student Uncovered the Largest Known Slave Auction in the U.S.
by Jennifer Berry Hawes, photography by Gavin McIntyre for ProPublica
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7 ways to celebrate Juneteenth
By TheGrioLifestyle
Juneteenth, also known as Black Independence Day, Freedom Day, Liberation Day, Emancipation Day, or Jubilee Day, has long been commemorated on June 19...
What a teacher’s little red book taught the world about the Tulsa massacre
By Katherine Gilyard/Originally published by The 19th
Much of what the world knows about the Tulsa massacre, one of the most consequential events of state-sanctioned...
