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Collier Gwin, the man on viral video spraying water on a homeless woman in San Francisco, defended his actions and said he'd do it again. The post San Francisco Man Defends Spraying Homeless Woman With Water Hose In Viral Video appeared first on NewsOne.

As long as racism persists in education, students of color may never be able to completely avoid racial battle fatigue. The post Overcoming Racial Battle Fatigue: How Black People Can Minimize Race-Induced Stress appeared first on NewsOne.

One of the biggest HBCU celebrations of the year is poised to happen this summer, but with a cultural twist.  The post HBCU Community To Take Over Barbados This Summer At FABA Fest appeared first on NewsOne.

A new doc about the women who accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault has been released a week after he announced his plans to tour again. The post Bill Cosby Survivor’s Documentary Debuts A Week After Comedian Says He Plans To Tour appeared first on NewsOne.

It sounded like he remixed Alphabet Aerobics by Blackalicious toward the end of his remarks.  The post ‘D In Democrat Stands For Deliver’: Hakeem Jeffries Spits Bars In First Speech As House Minority Leader appeared first on NewsOne.

The importance of HBCU talent cannot be understated. The post HBCU Students Get Needed Boost From Industry Partners appeared first on NewsOne.

After four days, the anti-Kevin contingent was down to six holdouts. The post ‘Never Kevin’ Holdouts Are The Karens Of Congress appeared first on NewsOne.

Damar Hamlin is showing "signs of improvement," but is expected to stay in the ICU as doctors continue to monitor him. The post Damar Hamlin’s Family Optimistic As NFL Safety Remains In Critical Condition appeared first on NewsOne.

A Black man was arrested and jailed in November after a facial recognition algorithm falsely accused him of committing crimes. The post Black Man Jailed After An Algorithm Falsely Accuses Him Of Stealing Designer Handbags, Lawyer Says appeared first on NewsOne.

An HBCU men’s basketball program has decided to take on a surprising cause for their team's social justice project.  The post HBCU Men’s Basketball Program Tackles Black Maternal Health appeared first on NewsOne.