OWN's #Somebody’s Son, is a dating experiment featuring Black men and their opinionated mothers, exploring love, legacy, and family dynamics.

Despite the reach of social media and the internet, Black women-owned in business often go unnoticed. Fear not! 21Ninety is here to help.

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There’s a reason the young conservatives I’ve met tend to emphasize being fiscally conservative. Being socially conservative, ...

Garcelle Beauvais marched off the ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ reunion stage Sunday night for good reason. Her ...

Morgan DeBaun explains how she launched one the largest media startups and lifestyle brands for Black millennials: Blavity, Inc.

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A 31-year-old woman has set TikTok alight after sharing her painfully awkward run-in with a Gen Z woman at a wedding. Abby Treece, from the US, captured the moment every woman dreads as she strolled ...

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On a roadtrip through sleepy towns and coastal waterways, Tayari Jones unveils a history more relevant than ever.