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Dr. Chelsey Green is the first Black woman elected as the Recording Academy’s chair of the board of trustees. At 39, she is also the youngest chair.

On International Tea Day 2025, find out whether green tea or black tea is right for you. An expert shares insights and reveals which is better for your overall health.

Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors is indeed an angry Black man, and this is acceptable. Black men should be allowed a full range of emotions, including anger.

Both green tea and black tea offer health benefits like boosting alertness and supporting heart and brain health, but each has subtle differences in composition and properties.

The stereotype of the “angry Black man” or “angry Black woman” is very real. But that’s not what Draymond Green’s situation is.

Golden State’s Draymond Green had a message for the media following his fifth technical foul of these playoffs.

Draymond Green lashed out Thursday night against what he believes to be a portrayal of him as an "angry black man" following the 117-93 Game 2 loss to the Timberwolves.

Draymond Green just wanted to give one quick postgame statement: “The agenda to continue to keep making me look like an angry black man is crazy. I’m sick of it.