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    D’Oh! Hank Azaria Did What The Simpsons Could Not

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    D’Oh! Hank Azaria Did What The Simpsons Could Not

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  • Rihanna wears headphones and smiles during a conference in FranceLeadership

    Essence Magazine’s Woke 100 for 2018

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  • Stanley Ketchel and Jack Johnson touch gloves in the ring, surrounded by officials, before their fightCommentary

    Donald Trump, Colin Kaepernick and Jack Johnson

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  • Eli Harold, Colin Kaepernick, Eric ReidLeadership

    Donald Trump, Colin Kaepernick and Jack Johnson

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  • Shonda Rhimes sits in a chair speaking on stage, actor Jason George sits on her left and looks enthralled by what she is saying.Leadership

    Shonda Rhimes’s Scandal Changed Television

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  • Ryan Coogler speaks to someone out of the frame, his hand raised as he illustrates his point in front of a large projection of the 'Black Panther' movie logo.Leadership

    Fortune’s World’s Greatest Leaders List

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  • A woman with voluminous natural hair holds a sign that says "#Enough"Commentary

    Starbucks’ Plan To Take On Racial Bias

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  • A woman with voluminous natural hair holds a sign that says "#Enough"Leadership

    Starbucks’ Plan To Take On Racial Bias

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  • Kendrick Lamar, ringed in light, looks out over the crowd while holding a microphone during his Grammy performance.Commentary

    Kendrick Lamar Wins A Pulitzer Prize for ‘Damn’

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  • Kendrick Lamar, ringed in light, looks out over the crowd while holding a microphone during his Grammy performance.Leadership

    Kendrick Lamar Wins A Pulitzer Prize

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  • A man rests his head on top of his arms which are supported by a large picket sign that says "Coffee is Black!" during a protest in Philadelphia.Commentary

    Starbucks CEO Apologizes for “Reprehensible” Incident in Philadelphia

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  • A man rests his head on top of his arms which are supported by a large picket sign that says "Coffee is Black!" during a protest in Philadelphia.Leadership

    Starbucks CEO Apologizes for “Reprehensible” Incident in Philadelphia

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  • Shonda Rhimes and Kerry Washington pose together, smiling, on the red carpet for Scandal's 100th episodeCommentary

    Counting Down To The Scandal Finale

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  • A photo of a computer screen shows Mark Zuckerberg smiling out from a Facebook page's cover photoCommentary

    Would A More Diverse Facebook Help?

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