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Civil Rights Pioneer Hazel Dukes Passes Away at 92

At 92, Hazel Dukes, a revered civil rights icon and NAACP leader, has died. Her son, Ronald, confirmed her passing, noting her family's presence. “Mom tirelessly championed justice nationwide,” he stated. A Lifelong Advocate for Justice Advised leaders like Governor Hochul and Mayor Adams. First civ...

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Renowned Singer-Songwriter Angie Stone Dies: A Legacy Remembered

Legendary soul artist Angie Stone has sadly died on March 1st, 2025, as confirmed by The Blanco Agency for SRG Group. Returning to Atlanta from a Mobile, AL performance, the renowned singer and her band encountered tragedy. … Continue reading multi-award-winning singer & songwriter Angie...

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Trump's America: A Disturbing Stance on Ukraine's Zelensky

By Mel Gurtov\PeaceVoice Images: Statista\YouTube Screenshots During WWII, imagine Roosevelt belittling Churchill. Unthinkable, yet Trump did similar to Zelensky, marking a historic US retreat. The Trump-Zelensky meeting, marred by insults, highlighted a lack of US commitment, leaving Europe unset...

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Stephen A. Smith Challenges LeBron's Denial of NBA Leadership Role

Despite LeBron's legacy, the NBA seeks its next star. Anthony Edwards, a standout with charisma and talent, prefers to play without the pressure of leading. LeBron empathizes, acknowledging the burdens of fame. Critics like Stephen A. Smith and Carmelo Anthony argue Edwards should embrace his role....

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Tia Mowry Responds to Critics After Divorce: Embracing Self-Love

Actress Tia Mowry confronts critics post-divorce, sharing a powerful Instagram video. Married to Cory Hardrict from 2008 to 2023, Mowry faces online backlash. She lip-syncs Doechii’s song, addressing negative comments. Mowry emphasizes self-love, internal strength, and resilience, urging followers t...

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Shelby County's Edmund Ford Jr. Faces Federal Charges

Shelby County Commissioner Edmund Ford Jr. is facing a federal bribery charge and six tax evasion counts, per court documents. Ford surrendered to federal officials on Feb. 28. His lawyer, Michael Scholl, maintains Ford's innocence regarding these accusations.