by Toter - 5 months ago
The prestigious Texas Southern University debate team triumphed at the 35th Annual International Forensics Association's Speech and Debate Tournament from March 7-9 in Incheon, South Korea. Coach Dr. Gloria Batiste-Roberts celebrated their five IFA championships, showcasing their dedication and exce...
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Haiti is grappling with intensifying chaos, as gangs tighten their grip on the capital, resulting in rampant violence and distress, reports UN specialist William O’Neill. Eyewitness accounts unveil distressing narratives of those affected. It is imperative that immediate measures are taken to addres...
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Atlanta United's Brooks Lennon is eager to return to action this Sunday after weeks of training. Following a solid defensive outing against New York, the team prepares to face Inter Miami CF, aiming for a much-needed victory. Manager Ronny Deila emphasizes precision and pace during practice. Photo b...
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Each week, The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education curates online articles relevant to our audience. These pieces reflect diverse perspectives on African Americans in higher education. We welcome reader suggestions for future articles. From quilts to mental health, explore significant topics aff...
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Junior Bridgeman, the renowned former NBA player and successful entrepreneur, has sadly passed away at 71 after a medical emergency in Louisville. Bridgeman, a philanthropist and minority owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, significantly impacted many athletes' careers, leaving behind a legacy of mentorsh...
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Bank of America announced that Mohammed Aiyedogbon has joined its Memphis team as vice president, consumer banking market leader, and Maquitta Snelling has been promoted to vice president, community relations manager. “The Bank of America Memphis team would like to congratulate Mohammed and Maquit...
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The basketball and business worlds mourn Ulysses “Junior” Bridgeman, who passed away on March 11. From East Chicago, Indiana, he became an NBA star and successful entrepreneur, owning over 280 restaurants. Bridgeman's legacy thrives through his philanthropic efforts and impact on countless lives, in...
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As Congress backs President Trump's push to extend 2017 tax cuts, both parties present contrasting narratives. While Democrats argue the cuts favor billionaires, Trump claims all Americans will benefit. Independent analyses indicate about two-thirds to three-quarters of taxpayers will see relief, th...
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The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education features newly released books that captivate diverse readers. Covering various topics, these works offer distinct perspectives. The editorial board's views do not necessarily align with the authors. For details or purchases, click the titles.
by Toter - 5 months ago
Dwyane Wade has fully embraced his commitments as a devoted partner after hanging up his basketball sneakers. As he celebrates ten years of marriage with Gabrielle Union, they reflect on their passionate journey, which deviated from traditional romance. Wade openly shares that he found the dating la...
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Back pain is a prevalent issue affecting many people daily. Causes include poor posture, stress, and muscle strains. To alleviate discomfort, try these seven exercises: Bird Dog, Bridge, Knee to Chest, Cat-Cow Stretch, Pelvic Tilt, Superman, and Plank. Incorporate them into your routine for relief a...
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The EPA, led by Administrator Lee Zeldin, is shutting down all offices dedicated to environmental justice, reversing years of efforts to shield vulnerable communities from pollution. This decision aligns with a wider initiative to eliminate diversity-focused programs, labeling environmental justice...
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Baristas across six cities staged strikes ahead of Starbucks' shareholder meeting, demanding fair contracts. In Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Seattle, union members protested unresolved labor practices and inadequate offers. Supporters, including community allies and local officials, joined in solidarity...
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A dedicated teen activist from Chicago, Miracle Boyd, is on the verge of securing a $280,000 settlement following a striking incident where she was hit in the face by a law enforcement officer while broadcasting protests in 2020. The altercation resulted in the loss of a tooth for Boyd, casting a sp...
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On Tuesday at George Odlum Stadium, another athlete met the Saint Lucia Athletics Association standards for the 2025 CARIFTA Games. Syesha Rogers excelled in long jump, clearing 5.54m, while Jady Emmanuel impressed with 5.56m. The competition also saw winners in various events, marking a thrilling s...