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Diversity training reaches its peak effectiveness when personalized, reveals new research published in the journal Applied Psychology. Collaborating with Andrew Bryant, I developed an algorithm to detect participants' psychological personas during training. This system dynamically adjusts content, p...
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Elon Musk successfully navigated post-apartheid Black ownership regulations in South Africa, enabling him to launch his Starlink service. Citing these laws as “blatantly racist,” Musk’s workaround aims to placate President Trump, who has historically accused South Africa of perpetrating “genocide” a...
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Epic is indeed the fitting term for the groundbreaking new theme park emerging at Universal Studios. After 26 years, Orlando proudly introduces Epic Universe, marking the region's first significant theme park development in decades. The Atlanta Voice visited during its grand opening on May 22, showc...
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Since her relationship with Jeff Bezos became known in 2019, Lauren Sánchez has transformed into a significant icon within contemporary culture. A striking former television journalist, her changing appearance has sparked dialogues regarding possible cosmetic alterations. Critics constantly analyze...
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Headlines frequently spotlight the conflict between former President Donald Trump’s administration and prestigious institutions like Harvard and Columbia. However, these elite universities cater to merely a fractional segment of the nearly 20 million undergraduates nationwide. As an associate profes...
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Industry analysts are questioning whether recent changes to the SBA's lending policies prioritize safety or seek to erase the legacy of Joe Biden. Reports from Forbes highlight that Black-owned businesses are losing SBA-backed deals as new regulations, introduced on June 1, toughen the requirements...
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Sacramento Republic FC is advancing its vision for a new downtown stadium in the Railyards, having submitted essential documentation to the city’s planning division before an important city council meeting scheduled for June. On Tuesday, club president Todd Dunivant revealed the filing, which seeks...
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Whether legal or not, Black women face the highest eviction rates. A recent study revealed that Black women of reproductive age, who experienced eviction during their lives, reported inferior health outcomes. Researchers surveyed over 1,400 Black women in three Michigan counties, discovering that a...
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NFL owners have unanimously granted approval for players to partake in flag football at the 2028 Olympics. The decision, made during the spring meetings in Minnesota, empowers the league to negotiate essential safety measures and scheduling logistics with the NFL Players Association and Olympic aut...
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Jesse Hagopian initially encountered Malcolm X not through scholarly sources but through Spike Lee's iconic 1992 film. “It ignited my desire for deeper exploration,” Hagopian, an educator and director of the Zinn Education Project, reflects. He remembers that delving into Malcolm's autobiography dur...
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The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated a civil rights inquiry into Chicago's hiring practices, following a letter sent to the mayor's office shared widely on social media. This announcement came on Monday, a day after Mayor Brandon Johnson articulated his vision for his administration during a...
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Though Jeremy Martin has a limited presence at local art festivals, his impact was undeniable at the recent 42nd annual Magic City Art Connection (MCAC) at Sloss Furnaces, where he proudly claimed a prestigious award. “I’m still new to festivals,” remarked Martin, who received the coveted Joe Piper...
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For artist Carl Smith, the natural world serves as his creative canvas. While some might view a mere tree branch, Smith envisions intricate centerpieces, wall art, or exquisite wooden jewelry. “A piece of wood often resonates with me; I immediately get to work,” shared Smith, an active participant...
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MONTGOMERY — On Tuesday, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey appointed Judge Bill Lewis of the state appellate court to the Alabama Supreme Court, marking him as the first Black Republican to hold this position. Lewis takes over from Justice Jay Mitchell, who resigned on Monday. Previously, Lewis presided ov...
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This weekend, Winston-Salem Cycling presents Gears and Guitars, billed as the “Biggest Party on Two Wheels.” The festivities commence this Friday, May 23, from 7 to 9 p.m. with "Streets of Fire," a thrilling series of races along Fourth Street, offering splendid views from nearby eateries and bars....