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The Guardian is inviting Black Americans to share their experiences using artificial intelligence tools for health-related questions or spiritual guidance, highlighting AI's growing influence in healthcare.
Etan Thomas writes about why many Black Americans did not support Argentina in the World Cup, citing concerns over racism, politics, and silence associated with the country's history.
A new poll reveals that Americans' views of the US flag, particularly among Black Americans, are divided along lines of politics, age, and race, questioning whether it symbolizes pride or exclusion.
Joy Reid stated that Black Americans do not prioritize July 4th, asserting that Juneteenth is considered the true day of freedom for the community.
A Democratic lawmaker has claimed that Black Americans may cease voting if they do not receive reparations. This statement highlights ongoing discussions about racial justice and political engagement.
Renowned artist Amy Sherald is exploring themes of community and belonging, finding inspiration and connection with the people she portrays and interacts with. Her work often highlights the experiences of Black Americans.
Former President Trump's visit to China and summit with Xi Jinping prompted various reactions, with discussions centering on US-China relations, the strategic role of arms sales to Taiwan, and the potential for a new Cold War. Taiwan's president also commented on the security implications of American weapons in the region.
A new exhibition at New York’s Poster House celebrates the work of Black performers on stage and screen from the 1880s to the 1940s.
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith stated his understanding of prioritizing American citizens and argued that illegal immigration negatively impacts Black Americans, criticizing Democrats for their stance.
A report by the Urban League claims that the Trump administration's policies have negatively affected Black Americans' opportunities to achieve the American Dream.
President Trump traveled to Mount Rushmore to deliver a speech as the United States celebrated its 250th anniversary. The event was part of nationwide celebrations marking the milestone.
Princeton University professor Eddie Glaude Jr. discusses the conflicts at the heart of the American project as the US approaches its 250th anniversary, highlighting the role of Black Americans.
The filmmakers behind 'Declarations: Black Americans & The Revolutionary War' discuss their use of generative AI to give historical subjects agency as the United States approaches its 250th birthday.
YouTuber Amir Odom has challenged young Black Americans to reject a victimhood mentality, advocating for a cultural shift towards self-empowerment and reclaiming their future.
The erosion of democratic principles in America is progressing, with particular concern over the curtailment of voting rights for Black Americans and the perception among tech oligarchs that liberal democracy is an outdated model.
A historical account revisits the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, exploring why 10 Black American hostages were released earlier than others. This comes as US-Iran relations are once again under scrutiny, prompting reflections on past diplomatic complexities.
A WhatsApp group of young Republicans, led by a local party secretary, reportedly contained hundreds of racial slurs and discussions about murdering Black Americans, along with antisemitic and misogynistic insults.
A controversial 'Save America' bill proposed in the United States could make it harder to vote, with experts warning that it would disproportionately impact Black Americans.
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin alleged that Smithsonian hearings are a tactic by the Trump administration to evade paying reparations to Black Americans for slavery.
The unemployment rate for Black Americans has risen, while the rate for White Americans has remained stable, leading to a widening gap since the Trump administration took office.
Former MSNBC host Joy Reid argued that Juneteenth, not July 4th, represents the true independence day for Black Americans, citing the emancipation of slaves.
A Democratic lawmaker has claimed that Black Americans may cease voting if they do not receive reparations.
Chaos erupted at a New York reparations hearing as 'Foundational' Black American groups clashed with left-leaning organizations. The hearing saw heated disagreements among attendees.
Bob Woodson, the founder of the Woodson Center and 1776 Unites, has died at the age of 89, having dedicated his life to connecting Black Americans to the American Dream.
Following a recent Supreme Court ruling concerning the Voting Rights Act, Black Americans are facing renewed struggles for racial representation.
Advocates for reparations are pushing for payments to Black Americans, with efforts underway in Cincinnati and Santa Clara County, despite facing budget and legal challenges.
Donald Trump has been described as a racist who denies being one, honoring Black Americans and having them speak positively about him while rejecting accusations of racism.