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Here are NewsOne's top 10 moments where the sporting world and race intersected in 2021; in photos.

Black Twitter had plenty to say as white folks shared photos of their, um, unique versions of mac and cheese on Thanksgiving.

Nearly two years after Ahmaud Arbery's shocking killing in Brunswick, Georgia, the murder trial has finally begun in an effort to the three white men accountable for the racist and vigilante shooting that bore all the hallmarks of a modern-day lynching.

Mainstream media has saturated photos of thousands of Haitian migrants seeking asylum gathered in Del Rio, Texas, but few outlets have shown Border Patrol on horseback hunting down the migrants to deport them in pictures that evoke images of slavery.

The photo scenes presented here from the fateful four days starting Sept. 9, 1971, are meant to paint an accurate picture of what exactly happened a half-century ago during a prison rebellion at Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York.

The Smithsonian has acquired images captured by the first Black photographers.

Here are 25 photos that capture how destructive Hurricane Ida really was.

Romare Bearden, an artist who was praised for his renderings of African American life into oil paintings, cartoons, and collages, would have celebrated his 121st birthday on Sept. 2, 2021. Here are some quintessential pieces of his art.

Photos and videos show the devastating effects of Hurricane Ida, a powerful and violent Category 4 storm that touched down in Louisiana and promptly began wreaking havoc on the same area hit by Hurricane Katrina 16 years ago to the day.

The death toll from Haiti's latest earthquake was growing as photos and video from the destruction began showing the extent of the devastation, injuries and hopelessness inflicted on a nation already reeling from natural and political disasters.

Erykah Badu has apologized to the Obamas for posting video footage showing former President Barack Obama dancing and having the time of his life at his legendary birthday party on Martha's Vineyard.

Fifty-six years ago on this day, Aug. 11, 1965, what is oftentimes referred to as the Watts Riots but more accurately described as the Watts Uprising or Watts rebellion began in the eponymous Black neighborhood in Los Angeles, lasting for six harrowing days.