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Engaging with the Flint & Genesee Chamber unlocks valuable connections for business success. From the newly launched MENA Business Committee to the Women’s Leadership Committee, various groups foster collaboration and growth. Join today to enhance your network and contribute to a thriving economy in...
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The Flint & Genesee Chamber fosters vital business connections that enhance the local economy. With various committees, professionals can collaborate effectively. Notable groups include the MENA Business Committee, supporting entrepreneurs, as well as initiatives for African American businesses, wom...
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Those who engage with the Flint & Genesee Chamber know the value of making connections. The Chamber division of the Flint & Genesee Group is all about fostering relationships that help businesses succeed – because the collective success of all Genesee County businesses means a stronger e...
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On April 9, 1865, Black regiments, led by Gen. John Hawkins, seized Fort Blakely, aiding in the Civil War's conclusion. Additionally, 1898 marked Paul Robeson's birth, a notable entertainer and activist. In 1939, Marian Anderson performed at Lincoln Memorial after being denied by DAR, drawing 65,000...
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Join us for the fourth annual Whiskey, Wine & Whiskers fundraiser on May 17, 2025, at Horton Events, Nashville. Enjoy DJ entertainment, a pet costume contest, and local food trucks while supporting Dismas House’s reentry program. Tickets are $65; learn more at https://www.whiskeywineandwhiskers.com/...
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APRIL 9, 1865—Black regiments, led by Gen. John Hawkins, captured Fort Blakely, Alabama, marking a crucial victory in the Civil War. The 68th Division of USCT faced significant casualties, highlighting their bravery.1898—Paul Robeson was born in Princeton, N.J., becoming a renowned entertainer and s...
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APRIL 9th In 1865, Black regiments led by Gen. John Hawkins captured Fort Blakely, Alabama, crucial in ending the Civil War. The 68th USCT suffered significant casualties. In 1898, Paul Robeson was born, becoming a celebrated entertainer and activist, facing government oppression. In 1939, Marian An...
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Clinton, New York – Former President Barack Obama criticized the contrasting scrutiny between his presidency and Donald Trump’s administration during a speech at Hamilton College. He expressed concern over government overreach, especially regarding universities and free speech, urging institutions t...
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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the largest public power utility in the U.S., faces unprecedented challenges reminiscent of the 1950s. Established in 1933, it now grapples with political upheaval, leadership instability, and operational setbacks, jeopardizing its financial future and strategic...
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This week, The Atlanta Voice introduces “The Good, The Bad & The Braves.” Our new coverage highlights the Atlanta Braves' struggles and successes in a roundup format. Despite a rocky start, fans should remain optimistic as the season progresses. Expect thrilling moments ahead at Truist Park!
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Dorothy Gibbs, 97, voiced her plea to "save our parks" from her wheelchair at Rocky Mountain National Park, joining 900 protesters against mass firings in the National Park Service. These public lands, vital for education and community, face risks amid budget cuts. Protecting them is a patriotic dut...
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The FCC is investigating Disney's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, led by Chairman Brendan Carr. He questions their compliance with equal employment standards. Disney responded, expressing willingness to engage. Central to the scrutiny is Disney’s Reimagine Tomorrow initiative, which...
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BlackDoctor.org launched its inaugural Top Blacks in Healthcare Hall of Fame, celebrating 10 years of TBH. Eleven inductees were honored for their contributions to Black healthcare. The event showcased their journeys and achievements, marking a new era for BDO with President Akiwole Garrett leading...
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(By Terri Schlichenmeyer) Poetry can rhyme or take various forms, reflecting the creator's and reader's perceptions. This versatile art captivates through its structure and emotion. Discover unique poetry books by various authors that showcase this beauty.
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My grandparents faced significant challenges to secure their home. My grandfather abandoned school in fifth grade to aid his siblings. Their unwavering quest for homeownership—a valued aspiration for many of their era—embodies the resilient spirit of Black homeownership..