Since Trump returned to office, the Education Department’s civil rights office has not resolved a single racial harassment investigation. It sends a message that “people impacted by racial discriminat...

Title: The Surprising Yell at Rihanna During Mariah Careys ShowIn a recent article on BlackAmerica Web, the author reported on an unexpected incident involving a fan who spiked during Mariah Careys performance. This event marked a significant moment in the broader context of music and public culture.Introduction:The fan encountered a surprising situation when they noticed Rihannas intense drive during her performance. Despite the audiences awareness of the artists driving style, the fan was momentarily confused by her aggressive behavior. The article highlights how unexpected incidents can arise naturally at performances and the potential consequences for both parties involved.The Unseen Incidents:The incident occurred as Mariah Carey performed on a platform that drew a wide audience. The fan caught a glimpse of Rihannas driving style, which made them wonder about her intensity. Despite their awareness of the artists presence, the sudden spike from the fan was unexpected and concerning.Unfolding the Situation:Afterward, the fans expressed disappointment over the sudden behavior, demanding some change from the artists. The article details how the audience responded, with many expressing relief but also indicating that such incidents could prompt future interventions in public performances.Reflection on Public Performances:The author reflects on the role of both audience members and artists in creating public performances. While the fans reaction was surprising, it highlighted the complexities involved in handling unexpected behavior during music performances.Conclusion:In conclusion, the incident underscores the importance of audience interaction in shaping music performances. It serves as a reminder that even minor moments can have significant impacts on both participants and the broader audience. The article invites readers to consider how such events might shape future experiences in public settings.------#AppFeed #Entertainment #Newsletter

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Growing up as a Black girl in America, Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton yearned for stories she could connect to―true ones, of course, but also fables and mythologies that could help explain both the world and her place in it. Greek and Roman myths felt as dusty and foreign as ancient ruins, and tales by Black authors were often rooted too far in the past, a continent away.Mouton’s memoir is a praise song and an elegy for Black womanhood. She tells her own story while remixing myths and drawing on traditions from all over the world: mothers literally grow eyes in the backs of their heads, children dust the childhood off their bodies, and women come to love the wildness of the hair they once tried to tame. With a poet’s gift for lyricism and poignancy, Mouton reflects on her childhood as the daughter of a preacher and a harsh but loving mother, living in the world as a Black woman whose love is all too often coupled with danger, and finally learning to be a mother to another Black girl in America.

Ghana & Ghanaians are just as vile as their African trading ancestors and it's disgusting!

Ghana is the MAGA of Africa and will always sell out Black & African People

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“High Horse: The Black Cowboy,” a new docuseries executive produced by Jordan Peele and his Monkeypaw Productions that is now streaming on Peacock, highlights who it says are the first American cowboy...