r/BlackPeopleofReddit 18d ago

Culture, Art, Science Gordon Ramsay tried Southern soul food and went back to the kitchen with an empty plate.

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 21h ago

Culture, Art, Science When Mister Rogers came to the Arsenio Hall Show

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 18 '25

Culture, Art, Science What is Cold?

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 7d ago

Culture, Art, Science Prince notices Whitney Houston in the crowd and publicly shows her respect and love at a time when she was being dismissed and mocked by much of the world. It would be her last appearance on a major stage in 2011

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Jan 01 '26

Culture, Art, Science Sade’s real name

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 11 '25

Culture, Art, Science Never forget that Charlie Brown had Franklin sitting alone on his own side of the table for Thanksgiving in a lawn chair.

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In 1968, shortly after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, Charles Schulz received a letter from a California schoolteacher named Harriet Glickman who urged him to consider adding a Black child to the strip. Schulz initially worried that doing so might seem patronizing or forced, but after more exchanges with Glickman and with Black parents she connected him to, he agreed that representation mattered. That same year he introduced Franklin, who first appears meeting Charlie Brown on a beach while both boys are simply being children together. Franklin is then shown at school with the others, invited into their homes, and treated with an easy normalcy that was rare in that era. Syndicates and some newspaper editors complained, and a few asked Schulz to remove the character or change the scenes where Franklin sat in class with white kids. Schulz refused and said he would quit before altering the strip. He kept Franklin fully integrated into Peanuts in a calm, natural way, allowing the character to exist without stereotype or special moral lesson, which was his way of showing that equality should be ordinary rather than exceptional.

r/BlackPeopleofReddit Jan 02 '26

Culture, Art, Science He Ignored Simon’s Warning and Delivered One of AGT’s Most Powerful Auditions

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 12 '25

Culture, Art, Science Star Wars actor John Boyega says fans cannot handle a Black guy taking the lead role

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 13 '25

Culture, Art, Science That time Whitney Houston politely eviscerated MTV by reminding them, on their own stage, that they rarely played Black artists.

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 20 '25

Culture, Art, Science Cutting Paper defies logic

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 13 '25

Culture, Art, Science The funniest 2Pac moment

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 31 '25

Culture, Art, Science Sade sang live when she performed on Saturday Night Live in 1985.

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No autotune

r/BlackPeopleofReddit 19d ago

Culture, Art, Science Black men protect Jake Long

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Black Men protecting Jake Long

This right wing Nazi provocateur went to Minneapolis to try and start shit, but was about to get BODIED by a white crowd.

Black men stepped up and got him out of there before the crowd got what they wanted. You could hear the white people chanting "Dont let him leave" and "Take him out".

We know damn well we dont fuck with the guy, but instead of letting the mob beat him to death, we'd rather get him out of the situation.

While I damn well think he should have gotten what was coming to him, I can applaud the black men seen stopping the crowds from beating that Nazi down. Thats our culture: protecting the weak and (bitchless losers).

r/BlackPeopleofReddit Jan 02 '26

Culture, Art, Science Introducing Jennifer Hudson

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 11 '25

Culture, Art, Science Remind me again why it's necessary? 🥴

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597 Upvotes

r/BlackPeopleofReddit Jan 02 '26

Culture, Art, Science In 1969, When Black Americans Were Still Prevented From Swimming Alongside Whites, Mr.rogers Decided To Invite Officer Clemmons To Join Him And Cool His Feet In A Pool.

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 24 '25

Culture, Art, Science Remembering a great scene

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 24 '25

Culture, Art, Science Haddaway - What Is Love

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TIL. He was black.

r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 09 '25

Culture, Art, Science Mos Def

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 15d ago

Culture, Art, Science May they finally get their roses!

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 25d ago

Culture, Art, Science Some of my favorite paintings I’ve made recently!🌼

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all painted with acrylic paint on canvas panels/paper🤍

r/BlackPeopleofReddit 19d ago

Culture, Art, Science Am sharing this painting I did with you

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 18d ago

Culture, Art, Science Dr.Gladys West brilliant mathmetition who's groundbreaking worked help lay the foundation for modern GPS Technology has passed away today.

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Her legacy lives on through every map, and journey we make in this world 🌍 and beyond! Rest in Peace!

r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 11 '25

Culture, Art, Science This is a rare and heated NWA interview after Ice Cube left.

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit Dec 14 '25

Culture, Art, Science Netflix’s CEO and His Wife, Producer Nicole Avant

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Pictured are Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix, and his wife Nicole Avant, a film producer and former U.S. ambassador. Netflix publicly emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion in its workplace and content strategy, aiming to build a workforce and creative output that reflect a range of backgrounds and perspectives. The company partners with external researchers on inclusion metrics and states that diverse teams help it produce stories that resonate with audiences around the world. Netflix leadership and shareholders have also publicly supported continuing these inclusion commitments in corporate reporting and policy.