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2 months ago
A recent LendingTree survey reveals that 44% of Americans engage in side hustles, primarily for extra income amid rising living costs. Younger generations are leading this trend, with significant earnings disparities between genders. Despite flexible gig options, many remain financially unstable, hi...
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2 months ago
Entrepreneur Pinky Cole Hayes kicked off 2024 with a bold move by firing her entire C-suite and resuming hands-on leadership at Slutty Vegan, her $100 million plant-based burger brand. Amid operational challenges, she’s committed to restructuring and expanding globally while facing legal hurdles fro...
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2 months ago
Communities United for Police Reform (CPR) criticized Mayor Adams' new NYPD task force, calling it a misnomer. The initiative echoes Giuliani’s broken windows approach, threatening marginalized communities. CPR emphasizes that increased policing harms rather than protects, advocating for accountabil...
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2 months ago
Melania Trump notably missed her stepdaughter Tiffany's baby shower, which was hosted by Ivanka Trump in Miami. While Tiffany announced she’s having a boy, Melania's absence raised eyebrows, attributed to commitments with her son Barron. The event celebrated family unity, despite ongoing public spec...
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2 months ago
Los Angeles gang leader Eugene "Big U" Henley Jr. faces serious federal charges, including murder and extortion. Despite his social media fame, allegations persist regarding his criminal activities. His accused victim’s mother asserts he’s guilty. As evidence mounts, Henley’s grip on the city appear...
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2 months ago
Congresswoman Alma S. Adams from North Carolina has proposed the HBCU Arts Act to enhance arts education at historically Black colleges and universities. The bill aims to provide financial support, mentorship, and internship opportunities while promoting African American art. It has garnered endorse...
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2 months ago
Motherhood is filled with excitement, yet many Black women face medical hurdles. According to the Leapfrog Group 2025 report, C-section rates show alarming racial disparities, with Black women 25% more likely to have one. Encouraging women to inquire and seek second opinions is essential for achievi...
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2 months ago
Five exciting Black-owned businesses have opened in downtown Baltimore, revitalizing the community and addressing diversity concerns. Kaizen Beauty, Diva by Cindy, Tribe Social Cafe, Byrd’s Eye View, and Making Art Matter will collectively receive $100,000 in funding, boosting representation and dri...
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2 months ago
Five new Black-owned businesses have opened in downtown Baltimore as part of the BOOST initiative. Kaizen Beauty, Diva by Cindy, Tribe Social Cafe, Byrd’s Eye View, and Making Art Matter will receive $100,000 grants, promoting community representation and showcasing Baltimore's dedication to diversi...
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2 months ago
In Trump’s Cabinet, style and sycophancy reign supreme. Attorney General Pam Bondi's recent remarks raised eyebrows, claiming Trump was "overwhelmingly elected." Critics noted her distortion of reality, undermining constitutional truths. Amid applause, the Cabinet's environment felt more like a fan...
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2 months ago
Recently, I proudly met Diarie, a third grader who spoke at Ernie Pyle School 90’s media center opening. Indianapolis Public Schools celebrates diversity and opportunity, but proposed legislation threatens our progress. We must advocate for our public schools, ensuring every child feels valued and h...
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2 months ago
DOGE and MAGA are causing turmoil nationwide, adversely affecting seniors. Recently, DOGE proposed selling federal buildings crucial for Social Security services in Indianapolis. This lack of transparency stresses federal workers and jeopardizes access to essential benefits for vulnerable population...
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2 months ago
This winter, I felt paralyzed, not by cold, but by an inescapable sense of terror and grief. Wildfires devoured neighborhoods in my hometown of Los Angeles, displacing friends and family members. The Trump administration’s dismantling of DEI programs and its assault on Black America intensified. And...
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Beatrice Adams joins Princeton's history department this September, specializing in African American history after serving at the College of Wooster. Patricia Poitevien becomes vice president for campus life at Brown University, while Tony Brown takes on a leadership role at Rice University. Najja K...
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2 months ago
Bread for the World organized a significant national prayer vigil in DC, highlighting the urgent need for international aid amid new executive orders jeopardizing U.S. foreign assistance. As Easter approaches, advocating for unity, debt relief, and global justice is essential. Discover more about Br...