Kayla reminded Black girls this isn’t just her singular experience; they’re not alone in this journey. “My truth, trauma, and vulnerability are a relatable part of the human experience. I know I’m not alone, and I want to make sure you know that you’re not either. On days when I feel most inadequate, I have to remind myself that I am, have been, and will always be more than enough.”
Source: Michael Buckner / Getty Celebrity tributes are pouring in following the devastating news of Malcolm-Jamal Warner‘s passing. The actor—who made history as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show—reportedly drowned...
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Ray J is coming clean on how his family, namely his older sister Brandy, feels about his public persona and online antics. “I just feel like I’m an...
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Courtesy of Bodega Photography Brooklyn has long been considered a melting pot of culture. And on a sun-drenched Saturday afternoon in June, the borough made way for a...
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Atlanta prosecutors let one major rapper slip through their prison bars, but that’s not happening with Cash Out. This week, the rapper, whose name is also spelled as Ca$h...
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Guest star Malcolm-Jamal Warner in the “Badge #41870” episode of ALERT: MISSING PERSONS UNIT airing Tuesday, April 1 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (Photo by FOX via Getty...
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