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Carol Moseley Braun Appointed Chair of DuSable Black History Museum Board

The DuSable Black History Museum welcomes Carol Moseley Braun as its new Board Chair. A distinguished former U.S. Senator and ambassador, Braun is celebrated for her dedication to civil rights and educational equity. Her leadership is set to strengthen the museum’s commitment to preserving African A...

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Dom Flemons to Showcase Talent at NCMA-WS Crossroads Series Event

Dom Flemons, “The American Songster®,” showcases over a century of American roots music. A multi-talented artist, he co-founded the Carolina Chocolate Drops, winning a GRAMMY. His latest album, “Traveling Wildfire,” intertwines hope and humor. Join him and Colin Cutler at the N.C. Museum of Art on A...

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Anthony Mackie: The Remarkable Rise of a Hollywood Icon

Public discussions frequently fall prey to false dichotomies, resulting in fruitless debates. Actor Anthony Mackie recently asserted that success is bestowed, not earned, challenging the value of hard work. His statements sparked a conversation about the interplay of success and luck, reinforcing ye...

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"Beyond Shopping Black: The Crucial Role of Supporting Black-Owned Banks"

A History of Black Banks, featured in Vanilla is Black, highlights the importance of financial institutions for Black communities. From Wali Muhammad’s Dubbs Organic Coffee to historic struggles, Black banks are pivotal for wealth accumulation. Investing in these banks is crucial for fostering econo...

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New York Schools Push Back Against Trump Administration's DEI Mandate

New York state is standing firm against the Trump administration's demand to abolish DEI practices in public schools, despite threats of funding loss. Education officials assert there are no laws prohibiting DEI, challenging the federal agency's authority on compliance. New York maintains it complie...

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Harriet Tubman's Legacy Thoroughly Disrespected By NPS

(Photo: Getty Images)The National Parks Service has removed Harriet Tubman's references from the "Underground Railroad" webpage, which used to showcase her image and quotes. The site now highlights "American ideals of liberty," prompting criticism from historian Fergus Bordewich, who believes this a...