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For generations, earning a college degree represented a pathway to success, financial stability, and upward mobility for Black families. However, following the pandemic, there was a noticeable drop in Black college enrollment, though recent trends indicate a modest recovery. This shift is largely in...
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June in El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles del Río Porciúncula—Los Angeles’ original name—celebrates its foundation in 1781 by 44 settlers from Spanish Mexico, over half of whom were of African descent. In this City of Angels, weekends often see the youth escaping to socialize. Howe...
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A congresswoman from Ohio is making substantial strides in the intersection of personal-care products and reproductive health issues impacting Black and Latino women. Rep. Shontel Brown, a Democrat, recently unveiled the Health & Endocrine Research on Personal Care Products for Women (HER Act),...
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — DeMarcus Cousins, a former NBA All-Star center, has been suspended for the remainder of the season in Puerto Rico’s basketball league following an incident with fans that escalated into a brawl during a recent game. The 34-year-old, renowned for his tenure with seven NBA team...
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Israeli officials announced that they executed a series of proactive assaults targeting Iranian nuclear sites and key individuals on Thursday evening, subsequently instituting a national state of emergency in anticipation of possible Iranian reprisals. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that...
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Jeremiah Turner voiced his apprehensions regarding the implications of racial representation in the United States, arguing that linking color to personality conveys a misleading narrative. He advocates for elevating diverse perspectives to ensure a more inclusive portrayal of a rich tapestry of crea...
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Byron Reese Conyers expresses his conviction that individuals with disabilities who cannot work should not be punished. He acknowledges, however, that those capable of employment might require guidelines to align Medicaid with their circumstances. Avis Weaver from Atlanta contends that Medicaid shou...
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Israel executed an audacious strike against Iran’s nuclear and military infrastructure early Friday, marking a significant escalation in the region's ongoing tensions. Reports indicate the operation claimed the life of Iran’s top military commander, propelling the Middle East into a precarious state...
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The article titled "The Atlanta Voice – June 13, 2025" is a notable piece featured in The Atlanta Voice. This publication continues to be a vital source of information and perspectives from the heart of Atlanta. With its commitment to delivering engaging stories, it captures the essence of the local...
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Shad “Bow Wow” Moss, 38, radiated enthusiasm at the 2025 BET Awards on June 9, yet his daughter’s outfit sparked a flurry of social media chatter. As the evening's red carpet correspondent, Bow Wow was accompanied by his daughter, 14-year-old Shai Moss, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. When Bo...
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NASHVILLE, TENN. — On Sunday, June 8, 2025, District 2 Council Member Kyonzté Toombs alongside District 3 Council Member Jennifer Gamble brought together fellow council members for a noteworthy Metro Council Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville Build Day in the Park Preserve neighborhood of Nor...
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Marsha Edwards, the esteemed President and CEO of the Martha O’Bryan Center (MOBC), has declared her plan to resign in June 2026, marking the conclusion of an illustrious 25-year tenure. The MOBC Board of Directors is set to initiate a comprehensive nationwide search for her repla...
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Situated along the Atlantic shoreline of West Africa, Ghana has long been a significant link for Black Americans seeking to reconnect with their ancestral heritage. More African nations are now recognizing this deep connection by creating avenues for diaspora members to gain citizenship and establis...
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Speaker Mike Johnson faced potential humiliation as the closely divided GOP-led House was poised to dismiss billions in DOGE reductions. However, a strategic discussion with Rep. Nick LaLota, a centrist from New York who initially voted against, altered the outcome. After a few minutes of deliberati...
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MIAMI (AP) — On Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security announced it has commenced notifying numerous Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans that their temporary authorization to reside and work in the United States has been annulled, urging them to exit the country. These terminatio...