As the novel coronavirus continues to spread throughout the country, forcing us all to practice social distancing, does this mean I can no longer give “dap”? If Dr. Anthony Fauci had his way, I and ...

COVID-19 has touched just about every part of the world, but the most impacted group has been the black and brown community. Racial disparities continue to lead to increased mortality rates for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. However, there’s one act of the culture that took place that is hardly ever noticed these days, but is nevertheless a cultural ...

In the Black community, primarily among Black men, there is a handshake referred to as the “dap.” It can come in many forms—from a simple clasping of hands to something more complicated involving fist ...

The unique and complex handshake used by Black Americans and known as the “dap” has typically been thought to have started during the Vietnam War. Black American soldiers began using the ...

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