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Tis the season to be grumpy? For the most part “champions” are acclaimed, cheered and envied. Not so for the Gay family of Union Vale, New York. In 2012 they adorned their home with a …

Let’s be real, white ‘Karens’ come in varying degrees of extreme, but the most common form seems to be the type of white woman who goes out of her way to weaponize her privilege to cover up her own misdeeds. There was the Karen who went on a racist rampage while trying to steal from a grocery store or even the white woman who called the police on a Black man who was simply birdwatching from Central Park. - Noah A. McGee Read More

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Love conquers It was love at first sight when a deer made a romantic Christmas pass at an ornamental doe in the front yard of a Camp Nelson, California, home recently. The statuesque female of the …

Reggie Bernard Ray, infamous for wielding a folding chair in the widely circulated Alabama Riverfront brawl, has avoided imprisonment. According to...

The man responsible for wielding a folding chair as a weapon will not have to spend time behind bars pending the completion of court-ordered community service.

In the video of the infamous brawl, Reggie Ray could be seen beating a man and a woman with a white folding chair. After pleading guilty, the brawler will avoid jailtime.

Montgomery PoliceA man seen using a folding chair as a weapon during the riverfront brawl in Alabama that caught national headlines in August pleaded guilty Monday to a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge over the incident, according to AL.com. Reggie Bernard Ray was handed a 90-day suspended jail sentence by Montgomery Municipal Judge Milton Westry, who also ruled that Ray must perform 50 hours of community service and pay $357 in court costs. Ray, who is Black, is one of six people charged o

A judge ordered a man seen on video using a folding chair as a weapon during the Montgomery brawl to donate 50 community service hours.

The Black man seen giving chair shots to white people in those viral Alabama Riverfront brawl videos isn’t going to prison after all.