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by Toter - 2 months ago

Bright Spots Open Everywhere As Black Youth Gain Resources And Recognition

Writing about the journey of Black children within the K-12 education framework—alongside the numerous challenges they encounter—can be quite disheartening. As the education reporter for Word In Black, I frequently engage with studies highlighting the reasons Black students lag behind their white co...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Lane Kiffin Jumps Ship And Accepts Head Coaching Jump At LSU

The tumultuous coaching carousel in college football reached a critical juncture on Sunday, as Lane Kiffin officially departed the No. 6 Ole Miss team for rival LSU. This shocking development included Kiffin accepting a lucrative seven-year, approximately $100 million contract to replace Brian Kelly...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Fans Wonder If Duane Martin’s Younger Partner Influenced His Appearance

Duane Martin has sparked conversations among fans due to his revitalized look following his appearance on CBS' “The Neighborhood,” now in its eighth and final season. At 60, he portrayed Mr. Isaacs in Episode 2, titled “Welcome To The Downsizing.” A clip from his performance gained traction on TikTo...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Studies Show Women Of Color Absorb The Largest Losses As Wage Gaps Grow

Rights don't vanish suddenly; they diminish gradually. It's a subtle headline here, a policy alteration there—each minor change accumulates until it becomes crucial to recognize. This is a deliberate strategy: to exhaust us to the point of inaction, enabling those in power to maintain control. The e...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Lando Selected as O’Connor’s Top Choice for Police Chief Role

On June 3, 2017, the New Pittsburgh Courier documented an engaging event where Black youth participated in chess matches alongside Pittsburgh Police officers. While children delighted in various games, parents gathered vital community information from present organizations. This gathering, known as...