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Mark Johnson, now the tenth president of Louisiana Christian University, previously taught at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He brings his rich experience as pastor and chaplain to the role. His educational background includes degrees from
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A Nebraska woman, Michelle Lee Marr, 49, was convicted of second-degree murder after killing her boyfriend, Jesse Gilpin, and attempting to conceal his injuries with makeup. Following a federal trial, she faces life imprisonment. The crime occurred on Winnebago Indian Reservation, and evidence contr...
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Atlanta Contemporary’s Spring 2025 unveiling features nine exhibitions spotlighting diverse artists, including Courtney Brooks’ "Journey of a Black Girl" and Rosa Duffy’s "Tall and Wild Atlanta: 1984-1994." Brooks celebrates Black culture through fiber art, while Duffy curates a retrospective of Atl...
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Partnership for Prosperity and City Lights Ministry unite to aid Salem Gardens with a Bed Drive Campaign. They aim to supply over 60 families with beds, enhancing their living conditions. Winston-Salem State University students and United Way of Forsyth County staff will assist, promoting community...
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Fans mourn singer Angie Stone after her passing at 63 in an Alabama highway crash. Known for hits like “Wish I Didn’t Miss You,” Stone was a neo-soul pioneer. Tributes from celebrities poured in, remembering her legacy and impact on R&B and hip-hop.
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Jordon Hudson, Bill Belichick's 24-year-old girlfriend, proudly showcases their love, undeterred by critics. Sharing sweet moments on Instagram, she faces backlash over their 48-year age gap. Despite relentless internet trolls, Hudson defends their relationship, emphasizing love's personal nature an...
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Carnegie Mellon University's study reveals NFT avatar race influences pricing, with Black avatars valued 30.7% less. Tech-linked traits reduce these disparities. Despite assumptions, young investors' biases persist. Scholars propose creators adopt policies to combat discrimination. New York and Harv...
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Concerns over the WS/FCS Strategic Planning Steering Committee's selection process highlight diversity issues. With 60% of students being Black and Hispanic, representation is lacking. Critics, including Karen Cuthrell, demand more equitable inclusion. The committee is predominantly district employe...
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Alvin R. Washington becomes Southern University Law Center's chancellor. A faculty member since 2003, he manages the mediation clinic and teaches various law courses. His career spans military and civil service, including roles as a Naval JAG officer and in the Louisiana Department of Justice. Washi...
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Wildfires ravaged the Carolinas as President Trump partied at Mar-a-Lago with Elon Musk, ignoring the crisis. South Carolina declared a state of emergency, evacuating areas due to strong winds and dry conditions. Meanwhile, Trump celebrated political victories, facing backlash for his indifference t...
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H.J. Russell & Co., a leading Black-owned construction firm, aims for $1 billion revenue by 2029, capitalizing on mission-critical projects like data centers. CEO Michael B. Russell Sr. highlights growth in aviation and affordable housing. The firm continues modular builds, enhancing airport infrast...
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H.J. Russell & Co. aims for $1 billion revenue by 2029, focusing on mission-critical projects like data centers and infrastructure. CEO Michael B. Russell Sr. sees growth in aviation and modular construction, with significant projects at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. Despite DEI challenges, the compan...
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A national lender's survey reveals Tallahassee surpasses the national average for Black-owned businesses, ranking 14th among major metros. Despite 7% of businesses being Black-owned, growth potential exists, with 32% of the population being Black. Local resources, like FAMU's Small Business Developm...
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Large-scale protests in major cities, including Washington D.C., oppose drastic Trump administration job cuts. Despite public outcry, President Trump and Elon Musk plan to reduce HUD staff by 50%, impacting services for millions monthly. HUD cuts affect programs vital to Black homeowners, worsening...
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(By Semafor AfricaPhotos: YouTube Screenshots) DR Congo rejects talks with rebels, fearing a humanitarian crisis. Kinshasa opts for direct dialogue with Rwanda, accusing it of backing M23, which Kigali denies. The eastern DRC conflict highlights army weaknesses, plagued by corruption. An expert like...
