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United StatesIranian Women’s Rights Activist Nasrin Sotoudeh Remembers Gloria Steinem: ‘Our Fate and Fortune Is Tied Together’
Nasrin Sotoudeh is an Iranian human rights lawyer and activist who, along with her husband Reza Khandan, has been repeatedly arrested for her women's rights activism and spent six years in prison. In
Let Black Girls Be Little: The Debate Over Elementary Schoolers Wearing Wigs And Lashes
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View all news →After Sept. 11, the U.S. Press Corps Chose Patriotism Over Scrutiny
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On April 13, 2026, I arrived at the doctor’s office for a cardiac stress test . The technician, Josh, casually asked why I was even being tested. “You look too healthy to be here,” he said. I thought
The House races to watch in 2026
Democrats are trying to flip the U.S. House, currently narrowly controlled by Republicans, in November. And while all 435 House seats are up for election in 2026, only a handful of competitive races w
It’s Fashion Week! Black-Owned Fall Fashion Items You Need In Your Wardrobe From We Love Us
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Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court
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Two weeks ago, Allure published an article explaining why natural hair influencers are trading in their Black-owned haircare products for salon brands like Redken, Amika, and others not marketed speci
More on Missouri’s congressional map and mail-in voting
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The Case for Online Dating
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Twenty-Five Years Later: What 9/11 Taught Me About America As A Black Woman
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Kenya: Organized Gang Attacks in Lead-Up to Elections
Click to expand Image Opposition politician Edwin Sifuna speaks during a rally in Nyandiwo, Homa Bay county, Kenya, on August 16, 2026. © 2026 Linda Mwananchi Media (Nairobi) – Criminal gangs in