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New smartphone app promotes voyeurism
“Color” is a location-based, photo-sharing app that takes voyeurism to post-Twitter level by letting users see all of the photos that are being taken by strangers who happen to be within a 150-foot radius of the user’s smartphone.
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What’s on your list? 10 best African-American drama movies
There have been countless films made about the black experience but only a few can be the 10 best African-American drama movies of all time. Some are classics and some are more modern films, but all tell real stories of love, hardship and overcoming obstacles.
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Two FAMU Alumni Serving As Chiefs-of-Staff in Congress
“It should come as no surprise that our students go on to hold high-ranking positions, including elected positions.I believe it is important that everyone realizes that FAMU is and has always been in the business of making leaders for our community.”
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Can Hampton beat Duke?
Back in 2001, Hampton shocked the college basketball world when the Pirates, a 15 seed knocked off number 2 seed Iowa State. Hampton is just one of 4 teams seeded 15 to knock off a number 2. So history is on the side of the Pirates.
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First African American Polo Team Wins National Title
A polo team from Philadelphia made history in central Virginia on Sunday when they became the first all African-American team to win a national title.
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[New Study]Black Men at both ends of economic spectrum at risk for depression
Jobless African-American men might be at a greater risk of suffering from depression, however new research shows, at the other end of the income spectrum, African-American men making $80,000 and upward are also among those at higher risk.
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NAACP’s plan to honor Kid Rock sparks controversy
Kid Rock has been thrust into controversy after NAACP officials chose to honor the rocker at an upcoming Detroit, Michigan gala.