The acclaimed hurdler said she could not out run God until she tried a new approach. Continue reading Olympian Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone gets real with Randi about faith, love and life
His business, Marzmade Mobile Tattoo Studio, is based in New Jersey. He has a parlor in his home and a converted bus he uses to bring tattoos to people. He’s also on TV, with appearances in “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” and “Black Ink Crew: Chicago.” Continue reading Purple Heart recipient gives free tattoos to fellow veterans as therapy: Exclusive
Several historical, structural and contemporary factors contribute to why there are fewer Black competitive swimmers and a fewer number of Black people who know how to swim. Continue reading Black people and swimming in the U.S., from the perspective of Team USA’s first Black head Olympic swimming coach
I grew up swimming so imagine my surprise when I later learned about the stereotype that Black people cannot swim. I dug into the long, complicated history of Black people and swimming in the U.S. in a reported service piece for TODAY.com and NBCNews.com. Continue reading VIDEO: ‘Swimming is liberation’: The history of Black people and swimming in the U.S.
Makeup brands have been under fire in recent years for carrying limited foundation shade ranges, lacking in the darkest shades. TikToker Golloria George has been one of the leading beauty influencers in pressuring companies to expand their selections to be more inclusive. Continue reading VIDEO: Black people have a more difficult time finding usable makeup
SCOTUS is under particularly increased scrutiny these days as it returned to session Oct.7, just a few weeks before the presidential election on Nov. 5. The Court starting up during the last stretch of the 2024 election cycle has reminded voters and experts of how politics influence justices. Continue reading SCOTUS issues are getting Harris supporters to the polls, voters and experts say
