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A large road sign that looks more at home on a Formula One circuit than a British A-road is leaving motorists baffled, as they say they "have no idea what it means". Featuring a black and white ...

This Black professor has sparked a spirited debate with a theory about a specific—and, in his view, irritating —social phenomenon: the Black man who exclusively or prominently opts for white wine.

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Jack White performed and Jack Black hosted the April 4 edition of Saturday Night Live, an occasion that could only be marked with a choir-backed rendition of the White Stripes’ classic “Seven Nation ...

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Midway through William Greaves’s documentary Nationtime, which follows the 1972 National Black Political Convention, a woman named Audley Moore stands in a busy hallway preaching to people’s backs.