Cosby, who is serving prison time for sexual assault, thought the holiday was a great time to talk to the world about strengthening communities.

The sentence marks the culmination of several years of legal action surrounding Cosby’s alleged decades of drugging and assaulting women.

In the moments after the Bill Cosby verdict, Colorlines asked six Black feminists to tell us how they felt about it. Here’s what Tarana Burke, Aishah Shahidah Simmons, Jamilah Lemieux, Salamishah Tillet, Ayana Byrd and Monifa Bandele shared.

Che unexpectedly used the word during a discussion of quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s ongoing protest against police violence.

The ruling came two days after the Associated Press published new excerpts from a 2005-2006 deposition. 

The heralded comedian and actor was recognized with the Mark Twain Award for Humor on Monday night. Check out a clip from his acceptance speech. 

Editor-in-chief Kierna Mayo gives us an inside look at how the new Ebony cover came to be and what she hopes folks will gain from reading the issue.

The new accusations coincide with a strange story from Kenan Thompson about his own interactions with Cosby. 

The show will be broadcast tomorrow, September 17, 2015, at 9 p.m. ET.

Damon Wayans says Cosby is being targeted by media because the black community stopped supporting him.

The “Father’s Day” mural, which was already slated for removal, has finally been painted over after repeat taggings (including one that prominently read ”rapist”). 

New details from the 2005 deposition add disturbing shades to Cosby’s profile. 

The president weighed in on the conversation about Bill Cosby, admonishing rape while also saying he cannot revoke the comedian’s Presidential Medal of Honor. 

Notable former defenders now see Cosby as guilty. 

A 2005 deposition reveals that the comedian did confess to buying Quaaludes to drug women. 

Some of Tuesday’s big stories

The “Cosby Show” actor finally responds to the allegations. Well, kind of. 

Some of Friday’s big stories