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09/06/2026

🔴🔴👠👠 Vicki Dillard: They called Angel Reese “protected” — Vicki says the old disrespect just changed uniforms 👠👠🔴🔴

Vicki Dillard responds to Toronto Tempo coach Sandy Brondello being suspended after a hot mic caught a comment about Angel Reese that sounded like “protected species,” and Vicki says that kind of language cannot be separated from America’s history of dehumanizing Black people. Vicki argues this is why Black people must keep demanding real justice and tangibles, because the systems may change their wording but the disrespect and outcomes still show up the same way.

09/05/2026

Demetra Kaye reports on Update: Immigrants Need To Fight For Freedom Of Black Democrat Facing Prison Sentence.
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09/05/2026

Wongel Zelalem reports on an American preacher that goes by the name Mac Miller getting exposed online for posts he has been making behind the scenes, Eric Bryanstone shined a light on the missionary's actions.

09/05/2026

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09/04/2026

🔴 🔴 👠👠Vicki Dillard: Tithes are falling — and Vicki says the church should look beyond DEI 👠👠🔴 🔴

Vicki Dillard reacts to Dr. Jamal Bryant saying Black church giving is down partly because DEI rollbacks hurt Black women economically, but Vicki says that does not explain the whole picture. Vicki argues people are also questioning whether major church voices are standing for reparations justice grassroots media and Black political power — or staying too close to establishment Democrats and public-facing movements they did not build.

09/04/2026

A white woman is calling out Black men over the term “snow bunny,” saying Black men are the ONLY men she hears using the label for white women who date Black men.

Her message? If Black men are going to be disrespectful to them then they should simply STOP dating them.

09/04/2026

Demetra Kaye reports on a Brotha Saying Mexican Selling Food Next To Him Sold Out Fast While Blacks Shamed Him For Selling Snacks.
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09/04/2026

Wangari Njuguna reports on a deeply disturbing case involving a white man accused of abusing his Black wife and his biracial children, while allegedly directing vile and unprintable insults at members of his own family.

This shocking case raises serious questions about domestic violence, in*******al relationships, trust, and the dangerous assumption that someone's race automatically tells you anything about their character.

For Black women considering in*******al relationships, this is an important conversation: **don't choose a partner because of his skin color, passport, accent, or the image you have of what being with him represents. Look at his character. Look at how he treats you. And most importantly, look at how he treats your children.**

Because whiteness is not a character certificate—and marriage is not proof that someone is safe.
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09/04/2026

As U.S. protections for hundreds of thousands of Haitians face an uncertain future, attention is turning north to Canada.

With Haiti continuing to face devastating gang violence, political instability, displacement and a humanitarian crisis, some Haitians in the United States may consider Canada as an alternative rather than returning to Haiti.

But here’s where things get interesting: Canada’s temporary immigration measures for Haitian nationals have been extended. So what exactly does that mean for Haitians currently living in the United States? Will Canada let them in?

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