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Black Superheroes of the Marvel Universe
Black Heroes of the Marvel Universe (Commission) Featured: Cloack, Blue Marvel, War Machine, Falcon, Spectrum, Okoye, Sun Girl, Manifold, Bishop, Ironheart, Storm, Valkyrie, Gentle, Misty Knight, M...
Why it would suck to live in the Marvel universe
The Marvel universe might look awesome in the movies, but what if you weren't in the Avengers? What if you were just an ordinary schmo with no superpowers at all?
Marvel’s Timeless teases a surprising new addition to the Marvel Universe
How to Overcome Martial Athletic Injuries (Part 1) » Black Belt Magazine
Get proactive in your recovery from martial arts injuries! Learn how phrase such as "restricted activity," "surgery" and "therapy" don't necessarily mean your martial arts journey is drawing to a close.
Does God exist in the Marvel Universe?
Yes, God exists inside the pages of Marvel comics . . . but also doesn't. Look, comics are weird, okay?
Do You Belong To The Marvel Universe Or DC Universe?
Have 'X-Men' Been Hiding in Shadows of the Marvel Universe?
There are ways to explain why mutants have never been seen in the MCU, but have been there all along.
How 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Offers a Fresh Perspective on the Marvel Universe
Audiences don't know what happens in 'Avengers: Endgame,' but the trailer offers the first clues as to what the MCU looks like afterward.
Senior Self-Defense: Is There a Black Belt in Your Future?
Boomers are signing up for martial arts self-defense programs to protect themselves against physical attacks.
Why black workers who do everything right still get left behind
27 Black Women Activists Everyone Should Know
Not nearly everyone, but enough to get you started.
Black mold and other problems you might find when buying an old home
Tips from the experts on how to spot black mold, and why you should probably get a professional inspection.
Taking the Measure of Nothing in the Universe
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about nothing. Not just because focusing on nothing is a helpful, meditative antidote to obsessing over the recent barrage of anxiety-inducing news, but also because nothing is the most common thing in nature. After all, the overwhelming majority of the universe is not stars and planets; it is empty …
How Black Artists, Dealers, and Collectors Are Boosting the Careers of Their Younger Peers
A new generation is using their wealth, access, and resources to open spaces and create market and institutional opportunities for their black peers.
What to Make With the Can of Black Beans Sitting in Your Cabinet
How to Drive at Night
While it may be difficult to tell whether a black shape in front of your headlights is a deer or a pedestrian when you're driving late at night, it's not hard to see why night driving can be so daunting for many drivers. Despite the fact...
What It's Like To Be a Black, Gay, Professional Jew
Ilana Kaufman is black, gay — and a Jewish community leader. Instead of recognizing her for who she is, some people prefer to reach out and touch her ‘very interesting’ hair.
10 Easy Pieces: Dramatic Black Dinnerware
Every home should have a set of Basic White Dinnerware, but we think everyone should have a stack of pitch black plates on hand too. Ideal for moody dinner
How Building a Black Hole for Interstellar Led to an Amazing Scientific Discovery
Kip Thorne looks into the black hole he helped create and thinks, “Why, of course. That's what it would do.”<br>This particular black hole is a simulation of unprecedented accuracy. It appears to spin at nearly the speed of light, dragging bits of the universe along with it. (That's gravity for you; relativity is superweird.) In theory it was once a star, but instead of fading or exploding, it collapsed like a failed soufflé into a tiny point of inescapable singularity. A glowing…
