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- Sep 30, 2026
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Meet the Black family behind the Luster’s Pink hair lotion you grew up with (opens the original)
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For nearly 70 years, Luster Products has been a fixture in Black haircare. Now, the founder’s granddaughter, Resa Luster-Mac, is carrying the family legacy into a new generation. If you grew up Black in America, you can probably recognize Luster’s Pink Lotion from a mile away. It lived on your grandmother’s vanity and in your family’s hair drawer, a bottle your mother reached for on Sunday nights somewhere between the wide-tooth comb and the silk scarf. Odds are it was rubbed into your curls, wa
Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ welfare ad featuring a white man sparked outrage, but isn’t that accurate? (opens the original)
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Conservatives are outraged by Sarah Huckabee Sanders making a white man the face of welfare, but data shows there may be some truth to her ad. This week, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) is facing waves of criticism after releasing a new advertisement spotlighting her new anti-welfare initiative. The advertisement spotlights a white man named Brad, a fictional character intended to illustrate welfare abuse. “Brad has turned relaxing into a full-time profession, but you? You actually work
New York Attorney General Letitia James’ Polymarket lawsuit spotlights betting boom targeting Black communities (opens the original)
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As New York sues Polymarket, research points to the toll betting apps are taking on Black communities, especially young Black men. From TV to YouTube, to podcasts and even TikTok, ads for sports betting platforms like Kalshi, Polymarket, FanDuel and DraftKings have been appearing everywhere. So much so that the betting ads expanded to betting on reality shows like “Love Island USA” over the summer. And while these brands have boasted about how quick and easy they are for users, researchers are f
In ‘Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother,’ Adia puts the weight of eldest-daughterhood on screen (opens the original)
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In ‘Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother,’ Adia explores the complicated expectations placed on daughters and what happens when you let them go. Every eldest daughter knows the job description, even though nobody ever handed it to her: keep the peace, watch over your siblings, keep it together. For Adia, the breakout star of Bassam Tariq’s “Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother,” that unspoken role wasn’t something she had to research. She’s lived it. In the film, Fatiha is a teenager navigatin
Debbie Allen wants the next ‘A Different World’ to reflect the world Black students live in now (opens the original)
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Debbie Allen shares the personal experiences that shaped her activism and why today’s HBCU students deserve to see their realities on screen. Debbie Allen has never been shy about her activism. From partnerships to philanthropy to powerful awareness-raising storytelling in her artistry, the “A Different World” director is continuing that mission in her latest projects, including a partnership with Merck’s “Your Hive of Whole Health” campaign and the highly anticipated reboot of “A Different Worl
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