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Something troubling is happening with Black mothers in America’s workforce. Labor force participation among Black mothers ages 25 to 54 with children under 5 dropped

Kevin Hart is making another major move in entertainment — and this time, he’s betting on the way we watch television from our phones. Hartbeat,

More than three decades after Varnell Hill strutted onto Martin and became one of the sitcom’s most memorable guest characters, Tommy Davidson is bringing him

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The acclaimed festival continues through August 30 with more than 150 films, industry conversations, networking opportunities and signature events honoring Black storytelling. ATLANTA — The

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After more than two decades of creating space for Black filmmakers and Black stories, founder Natalie Morrow is taking the Twin Cities Black Film Festival

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Idris Elba turns 54 on September 6, and somehow the man who gave us Stringer Bell, John Luther, Heimdall and enough red-carpet moments to keep

Kevin Hart is making another major move in entertainment — and this time, he’s betting on the way we watch television from our phones. Hartbeat,

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Dr. Letitia Scott Jackson’s provocative stage production arrives in Atlanta with director Javon Johnson, comedian Rodney Perry, actor Myles Truitt and a dynamic cast ready

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Celebrating Changemakers, Trailblazers, and Cultural Leaders Cultural Kare Magazine is proud to announce the launch of its first-ever America’s 50 Under 50 List, a prestigious

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Washington, D.C. (June 27, 2025) — In a closely watched decision, the United States Supreme Court ruled Friday to limit the power of federal judges to

By Tephanie Delaney | Cultural Kare Magazine On June 14, 2025, Minnesota’s peace was shattered by a politically motivated act of violence that left one

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