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Target’s recent collaboration with the National Baptist Convention has sparked significant backlash from religious leaders, activists, and community advocates amid an ongoing boycott centered on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) issues. Critics argue that this alliance undermines the principles...
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A former Black employee of United Airlines, Amir Brown, has filed a lawsuit against the airline, alleging systemic racism and harassment at its Denver International Airport hub that was allegedly concealed and ignored. Brown recounts a disturbing incident where a white supervisor, known as “Fast Edd...
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Chrissy Teigen is once again facing scrutiny from hygiene critics. The cooking author and mother of four showcased a heartwarming moment in the kitchen on June 23, featuring her two youngest children, Esti Maxi and Wren Alexander Stephens. She shared four videos and a photo of their delightful exper...
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In a significant three-team deal reported by Shams Charania of ESPN, the Atlanta Hawks have traded Terance Mann and the No. 22 pick to the Brooklyn Nets, while sending Georges Niang and a second-round selection to the Boston Celtics. In return, the Hawks received Kristaps Porzingis and a second-roun...
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Elite athletes frequently navigate personal challenges, particularly regarding love interests, with few exceptions. Joe Burrow, recognized as one of the NFL's top talents, harbors his own private matters, particularly regarding romance.Recently, the 28-year-old quarterback and 23-year-old Sports Ill...
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Florida A&M University is embarking on a new era, albeit amidst a swirl of controversy. On June 18, the Florida Board of Governors formally appointed Marva Johnson, J.D., as the institution's 13th president. Her term is set to commence on August 1, following a protracted search that has generate...
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Dr. Robert DeHaas, serving as vice provost at the School of Education within Dallas College, has been honored with the distinguished Aspen Rising Presidents Fellowship. This esteemed leadership development initiative, orchestrated by the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program, spans an entire ye...
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The residents of Galveston, Texas, have observed Juneteenth since the conclusion of the Civil War. Recently, I visited to partake in the celebrations marking the momentous 160th anniversary. While you can find detailed accounts of Juneteenth events, nothing compares to the experience of being in Gal...
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CLEVELAND— A team at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine has discovered that semaglutide, a well-known medication for diabetes management and weight reduction, could potentially diminish the risk of dementia among individuals with type 2 diabetes (T2D). Dementia is a progressive condition ch...
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Young adults are notably engaged on social media platforms, which serve as a considerable channel for alcohol-related material, subsequently linked to heightened alcohol consumption. Although much of the existing research on alcohol predominantly targets college students, it's essential to recognize...
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In honor of Juneteenth, the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) and the Savings Collaborative have unveiled an innovative partnership aimed at establishing a robust National Financial Resilience Program within the nation’s public historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). This pioneerin...
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Four recent graduates from Dallas College were honored as finalists in the prestigious national Community College Innovation Challenge (CCIC) for their innovative project, AVIADAR (Alerts VIA Detection and Ranging). The talented team, comprising Mang Cin, Khai Huynh, Taylor Hill, and Christopher Zun...
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WASHINGTON — The NAACP, in collaboration with a coalition of supporting organizations and legal authorities, submitted official remarks requesting that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) promptly rescind a hazardous regulation that undermines vital civil rights safeguards in federally supported ene...
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On June 13, the Collin County Detention Facility opened its doors to the public to showcase partnerships that offer transformative opportunities for incarcerated individuals. Among these collaborations, Collin College stands out; it has secured funding through an Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) g...
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Body camera footage has revealed La’Taurus Harrison clutching a phone just before an Indiana sheriff’s deputy discharged 10 rounds, fatally wounding the 44-year-old Black man. Despite the absence of a visible gun in the footage released by Madison County Sheriff’s Department, the local Prosecutor’s...