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Historic Win For Ayanna Pressley

Ayanna Pressley is Massachusetts’ first black representative in Congress.
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Here's Why Vocal Trump-Supporter, Kanye West Is Distancing Himself From Politics

Kanye West is quitting politics, but will he stay away for good?
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A Closer Look At King Kong

Despite eight films and countless adaptations, King Kong is rooted in racism.
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Essence's Julee Wilson Talks Best Black Culture Moments Of 2016

On the season one finale of "BV Breakdown," Essence fashion and beauty director Julee Wilson sits down to discuss this year's top moments of black culture.
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Black Editors Discuss What Trump's America Means For Minorities

Ebony's Kyra Kyles and Mic's Darnell Moore discuss Trump, the post-election protests and the 2016 Ebony Power 100 issue.
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Here's How To Support Minority Communities Right Now

"We can’t stand divided.”
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Andre Holland Commends Naomie Harris' And Janelle Monae's Performances In 'Moonlight'

Andre Holland Commends Naomie Harris' And Janelle Monae's Performances In 'Moonlight.'
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Actor Andre Holland: 'Moonlight' Is 'Really Specific,' But Ultimately A 'Universal Story'

Actor Andre Holland: 'Moonlight' Is 'Really Specific,' But Ultimately A 'Universal Story' "Moonlight" star Andre Holland talks being recognized in public, the film's potential universal impact and its 'F.U.B.U' effect.
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Remy Ma: Incarcerated Black Women Are Often 'Overlooked'

Bronx rapper Remy Ma discusses what she learned from her experience as a black woman in prison on the latest episode of "BARS."
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How Miss USA Is Tackling Issues Of Sexism, PTSD In The Military

Deshauna Barber discusses why it's important to tackle sexism and PTSD in the military.
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