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Ebony is a long‑standing African American–focused media outlet that blends cultural commentary, news reporting, and lifestyle coverage through a contemporary lens.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 46
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Solange’s A Seat at the Table Turns 10 (opens the original)
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When we sit down to consider the greatest albums of the 2010’s, Solange’s “A Seat At The Table” leads the charge in that conversation. Ten years ago today, Solange gifted the world with an offering in the form of her third studio album. The masterpiece that is “A Seat At The Table” is a classic in its own right. For many of us, it remains a topic of discussion and a staple in our personal music rotations. Each track, perfectly curated to create a body of work that has
Fall Culture Index 2026: Get Lit Edition — 10 Books to Wrap Up Your September (opens the original)
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Ah, September. Between the back-to-school haze and the temperature figuring out if it’s really ready for sweater weather, it’s always a season of change. But one thing didn’t falter: the month’s book offerings, with several well-known faces speaking their peace in memoirs. Layla Ali drops her truths in a new memoir. As the daughter of a boxing legend, she was inspired to follow in her dad Muhammad Ali’s footsteps, but she had to find the spark insid
What To Know About the 7 Former Cornell Students Accused of Sexual Assault (opens the original)
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A sexual assault lawsuit involving seven former Cornell University students has brought renewed attention to an alleged 2024 assault, the university’s handling of the case and questions about why criminal charges were not initially filed. The lawsuit was filed by Jane Doe, a former Cornell student who alleges that she was sexually assaulted for hours by several members of the Chi Phi fraternity while intoxicated by multiple substances, including ketamine and alcohol. The defen
What ADHD Looks Like in the Early Career Phase (opens the original)
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I spent my entire school career struggling with no clear reason. At the time, all I knew was that, unlike most of my classmates, I had a hard time staying focused even when I intended to. What came naturally to my counterparts was a silent, ongoing battle for me, showing up in so many ways. Focus never came easily. I would have to read materials two or three times, depending on the rigor, just to get the overall gist. I wrote down tasks and deadlines to stay organized, but non
A Love Letter to Jasmine Guy, Because Growing Older Was Never the Insult You Thought It Was (opens the original)
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Before timelines, algorithms and comment sections decided everyone’s face was public property, Jasmine Guy was already teaching us what it looked like to be a Black woman with presence. We knew the walk. We knew the voice. We knew the tilt of the head that could make an entire sentence unnecessary. And, of course, we knew Whitley Gilbert, a character so specific, so deliciously dramatic and so beautifully realized that decades later, people can still hear “Dwayne” in Guy’s unmistakable cadence w
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