by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Georgia's Republican Senate is initiating an investigation into Stacey Abrams regarding potential unethical collaboration with the New Georgia Project. This move comes after Trump's focus on Abrams, a notable figure in voting rights. Senators have approved the investigation with a 33-21 vote.
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Eighth-graders from University Prep Milliones explored healthcare careers on February 14 at UPMC Shadyside Hospital, thanks to M-PowerHouse and McAuley Ministries. Students engaged with medical professionals, performing hands-on activities, including intubating mannequins. This initiative aims to...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Jerry Manuel, Sr., and Dusty Baker reminisce about their youth at Joe Duarte Sr. Field, reflecting on their shared love for baseball. With over 3,500 MLB games combined, they eagerly anticipate the Oakland A’s temporary relocation to Sacramento. Their camaraderie highlights the city’s potential as a...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Statistics reveal a stark gap in swimming skills among Black individuals, often due to limited access and cultural factors. The Everyone in the Pool initiative combats this by offering free swim lessons. In 2024, they exceeded their goal, providing 3,128 lessons in Southeast Michigan and prioritizin...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Join the Brown & Douglas Senior Adult Center for a Line Dance Party on April 5, from 1-5 p.m. at The Marina at Salem Lake, featuring DJ Energizer. Tickets are $5 in advance or $10 at the door, including refreshments and prizes. Dance, socialize, and improve brain health!
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Celebrate National Nutrition Month with The Village Personal Training and Wellness at the Detroit Wellness Connection on March 30, 2025, hosted at Bee’s Beauty Bar, Southfield, MI. Engage with wellness experts through holistic practices, panel discussions, and valuable resources. Secure your tickets...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
A lawsuit claims that West Columbia police failed to secure 76-year-old Eddie Dean Bigham, who had dementia, with a seat belt after his arrest. A subsequent crash led to his severe injuries and death. The family seeks justice for alleged negligence from the police and the driver involved.
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Two former members of California's Reparations Task Force recounted their experiences creating a comprehensive 1,075-page report on injustices faced by African Americans during and post-chattel slavery. Dr. Cheryl Grills and Don Tamaki discussed their insights at the "Justice Through Action: Black R...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
(Photo: Getty Images) The University of Michigan is discontinuing its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) office, following federal pressure. Established in 2016, the program received nearly $250 million. The university will redirect investments towards financial aid and mental health while ceasi...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
The media often portrays Black NFL players, skewing public perception negatively. Meanwhile, discussions arise about the Steelers' quarterback choices, with suggestions to embrace Aaron Rodgers. Critics argue he may not elevate the team as expected, especially compared to younger alternatives like R...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Award-winning artist Rob Murat and emerging R&B sensation Maya Elizabeth unveil their latest single, “All I Can Say,” on March 28. This heartfelt track, complemented by a music video, honors couples who endure life's challenges, celebrating the commitment that makes relationships truly worthwhile.
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Meet Gladys Christian, a resident of Arbor Acres Retirement Community, whose resilience and dedication to helping others inspire everyone around her. Despite personal challenges, she actively volunteers, advocates for disability rights, and has made meaningful connections. Gladys embodies gratitude...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Marvin Sapp faces backlash after a video surfaced, showing him instructing ushers to secure church doors until a $40,000 offering was met. He requested 2,000 attendees to contribute $20 each, igniting online fury. Critics denounced his actions as extortion, raising concerns about his ministry's inte...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Social media transcends national boundaries, exemplified by X, formerly Twitter, with over 600 million accounts worldwide. U.S. tech firms often resist foreign regulations, framing them as threats to free speech. Recent legal battles, particularly in Brazil, signal a growing conflict over digital go...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
A Florida substitute teacher, Benjamin Barnes, 26, was arrested for instigating a fight with a 14-year-old student at Webb Middle School. The incident, captured on video, shows Barnes confronting the boy and using racially charged language. Authorities condemned his actions as a betrayal of educatio...
