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“We must also provide an expanded opportunity to participate in the free enterprise system at all levels — not only to share the economic benefits of the free enterprise system more broadly, but also to encourage pride, dignity, and a sense of independence. In order to do this, we need to remove...
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(The Texas Tribune) A Texas agency diverted $1 billion from Houston neighborhoods post-Harvey, violating civil rights. Investigations halted under Trump's administration, leaving victims without compensation. Critics argue this rollback undermines housing discrimination enforcement, while HUD claim...
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Mild sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) affects 6% to 17% of U.S. children, leading to snoring, pauses in breathing, and behavioral issues. African American children face higher risks. Treatments include lifestyle changes and adenotonsillectomy, which can reduce doctor visits and prescriptions, enhanc...
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Gospel legends Blind Boys of Alabama and blues artist Cedric Burnside will perform at Nashville's City Winery this April. The Blind Boys grace the stage on April 1, followed by Burnside on April 3. Don't miss these unforgettable shows! For tickets, visit the City Winery website.
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(TriceEdneyWire.com)—A staggering 92% of Black women failed to recognize Project 2025's implications until Election Day. Despite warnings, many still supported Trump. His policies harm education, healthcare, and veterans. It’s time for Black communities to unite, learn from history, and support busi...
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In 2022, Birmingham boasted 2,653 minority-owned businesses, with 29% Black-owned, contributing around $4.23 billion. Business leaders are updating the census to monitor shifts. Accurate participation is vital for data and resource distribution. Black business owners can register before the April 30...
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In 1999, Juvenile's "Back That Thang Up" became a cultural phenomenon, igniting celebrations everywhere. Now at 50, he juggles music and family, valuing his fatherhood. Embracing transformation, he promotes community engagement, aspiring to create meaningful collaborations that leave a lasting impac...
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Jennifer Lopez fiercely protects her twins, Emme and Max. During the Othello opening, she confronted paparazzi invading Emme's space, showcasing her "mama bear" instincts. Despite criticism online for bringing Emme to the event, Lopez shared a sweet Instagram post afterward, celebrating the evening...
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California officials remain steadfast in upholding a law that safeguards transgender students' privacy, despite threats of federal funding cuts. State Superintendent Tony Thurmond emphasized the importance of safety for students. The law aims to protect LGBTQ students from forced outings, ensuring t...
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Former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Clarke Franklin was honored with a street and park renaming on March 27, 2025. Central Avenue is now Shirley C. Franklin Blvd., SW, and Westside Reservoir Park is renamed Shirley C. Franklin Park, celebrating her legacy as Atlanta's first female and Black mayor.
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Rev. Dr. Jamal Harrison Bryant, pastor of New Birth Baptist Church, orchestrates a powerful boycott of Target, highlighting its disregard for the Black community. With over 150,000 supporters and 100 Black vendors, the campaign has notably impacted stock prices. Bryant stresses the importance of con...
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Police are seeking the driver of a 2011 Ford Focus who reversed over a tow truck operator during a repossession attempt. The shocking incident, streamed live on Facebook by “Phil Pacman Guy,” received over a million views. Phil sustained only minor injuries, while the driver escaped the scene.
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Angie Stone, the soulful R&B artist known for hits like "No More Rain" and "Wish I Didn’t Miss You," tragically passed away at 63 in a vehicle accident, confirmed by her publicist. Stone’s legacy will endure in her music. Memorial details will be shared by her family soon.
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The New York chapter of CAIR-NY vehemently denounces the racially charged assault on a Black teenager at Brooklyn’s subway station. They urge swift law enforcement action. The victim suffered minor injuries, and suspects have been arrested. CAIR-NY calls for community solidarity against such hate-fi...
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The Trump administration's proposal to slash 40% of the Federal Housing Administration’s workforce jeopardizes loan processing and support for Black homebuyers dependent on FHA loans. This could lead to delays and decreased access, exacerbating the racial wealth gap and impacting real estate profess...