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This Week In Good Black News: Faith, Love, Music, and Viral Moments Lead The Week

From Kirk Franklin challenging the church to Floetry’s long-awaited reunion, rising stars stepping into new eras, and feel-good viral wins, this week’s stories spotlight the many ways Black culture continues to evolve in real time.

This week’s Good Black News also delivered moments of reflection, revival, and joy across faith, music, and pop culture.

Kirk Franklin sparked dialogue after calling out the church’s silence on immigration enforcement, while Floetry’s reunion tour put neo-soul fans back in celebration mode. Nzinga Imani stepped into her music era with her debut single, and Halle Berry confirmed her engagement to Van Hunt in a moment that felt both personal and culturally embraced.

Meanwhile, Teyana Taylor turned a viral hair mishap into a real-life glow-up, reminding fans that community still leads.

Together, these stories reflect the emotional range of Black culture this week from accountability to artistry to connection.

  • Kirk Franklin Calls Out Church Silence Against ICE

    Kirk Franklin is using his voice and his platform to challenge the faith community in real time.

    The gospel legend recently sparked conversation online after calling out the church’s silence around immigration enforcement and the impact of ICE on vulnerable communities.

    His message urged pastors and congregations alike to be more vocal, compassionate, and action-driven when it comes to justice beyond the pulpit.

  • Floetry Announces “Say Yes” Reunion Tour

    Neo-soul lovers, this one’s for you.

    After years apart, Floetry — the beloved duo of Marsha Ambrosius and Natalie “The Floacist” Stewart is officially reuniting for their first national tour in over a decade with the “Say Yes Tour.”

    The 16-city run kicks off this spring and will feature special guests including Raheem DeVaughn and Teedra Moses, making it a full-circle moment for fans who grew up on their signature blend of poetry, soul, and vulnerability.

  • Nzinga Imani Begins Her Music Era With 'Drown'

    Nzinga Imani is stepping into a new spotlight, and this time, it’s all about the music.

    Known for her acting roles on "Sistas" and "Zatima," the rising multi-hyphenate has released her debut single “Drown,” marking the official start of her recording career.

    The track signals a creative pivot, blending sultry global influences with introspective storytelling, a sound that hints at a broader artistic vision beyond television.

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  • Halle Berry Confirms Engagement to Van Hunt

    Love is winning for Halle Berry.

    The Oscar-winning actress officially confirmed her engagement to longtime partner, musician Van Hunt, after nearly six years together.

    Berry shared the news with People magazine, clarifying previous speculation and proudly showing off her engagement ring while reflecting on how their relationship blossomed from a deep emotional connection.

  • Teyana Taylor Turns Viral Hair Fail Into A Beauty Lesson

    Teyana Taylor turned a viral moment into a feel-good one.

    After a fan’s TikTok attempt to recreate her signature cropped hairstyle went hilariously left, the multihyphenate star stepped in personally — surprising the creator with a one-on-one glam session.

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