by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Bally’s Chicago Casino invites job seekers to its Dealer School Info Session on Saturday, March 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 640 N. LaSalle Drive, Suite 460. Gain free training in table games, apply for dealer positions, and explore career opportunities in gaming at this event. & & &
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Reflecting on Malcolm X's "The Ballot or the Bullet," the Black community must choose empowerment through education. Systemic neglect leads to underfunded schools and lost futures. Prioritizing politics over students creates a divisive system. Advocacy is crucial for equitable policies, ensuring eve...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Music embodies Black culture, serving as a storytelling, healing, and resistance tool. Beyond cultural significance, music enhances brain health by improving memory, reducing stress, and boosting cognitive flexibility. Genres like gospel, jazz, and African drumming offer unique neurological benefits...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Indianapolis reflects mixed reactions to Trump’s Congress speech on economic, immigration, and foreign policies. Some praise his economic and security measures, while others criticize immigration and international relations stances. Leaders express diverse opinions on his promises, with Democrats hi...
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Beginning Women's Empowerment Month, we celebrate historical achievements. Biblical figures like Abigail, Miriam, and Rizpah exemplify greatness. Which heroine inspires you—Rahab, Deborah, or Queen Vashti? Embrace sisterhood, support one another, and create a legacy of strength and empowerment. How...
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Morehouse School of Medicine has partnered with Phoebe Putney Health System to enhance physician training in southwestern Georgia. This collaboration will establish a new campus, residency programs, and a research hub targeting community health needs. The initiative aims to diversify the healthcare...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James clashed publicly over comments about LeBron's son, Bronny. LeBron, defending his son, confronted Smith before a Knicks-Lakers game. Smith understands LeBron's anger but questions the public confrontation. The incident highlights the delicate balance between player-r...
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Steve and Marjorie Harvey's 17-year marriage faced online scrutiny. A 2017 "Celebrity Family Feud" clip resurfaced, where Marjorie humorously suggested trading Steve for a pool boy, sparking laughter and awkwardness. The episode gained millions of views, with fans joking about Steve's reaction. Thei...
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Photo: Getty Images Roy Ayers, the iconic artist known for "Everybody Loves the Sunshine," has passed away at 84, as reported by NBC News. His family announced his death on March 4, 2025, in New York City. A revered vibraphonist, Ayers greatly influenced nu-soul and jazz funk, inspiring countless...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Nahomi Valentina Cittadini, 22, tragically died after being thrown into traffic by boyfriend Lorent Pion. Witnessed via traffic cameras, the brutal incident led to Pion's arrest for second-degree murder. An FDOT worker's discovery unveiled the truth. Pion, previously charged with domestic violence,...
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The Indiana Repertory Theatre presents Tennessee Williams’ “The Glass Menagerie,” directed by James Still, from March 11 to April 16. This innovative production explores disability and identity within an American family. Engage in additional artist discussions and community talks. Experience this ti...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
ESPN networks will broadcast TNT's Inside the NBA, but tensions rise as Charles Barkley criticizes ESPN's coverage of the Lakers, targeting Kendrick Perkins. Perkins responded on X, challenging Barkley to keep the same energy in person. Despite ongoing feuds, TNT will continue producing Inside the N...
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(By Bob AvakianPhotos: YouTube Screenshots) Hitler rose through Weimar's democratic facade, transforming it into Nazi dictatorship, paving the way for unspeakable atrocities. Today, Trump’s fascist momentum threatens even greater global peril, with environmental destruction and nuclear conflict loom...
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Carl Allen, UMKC's Jazz Studies Professor, won the 2025 Ellis Marsalis, Jr. Educator of the Year Award from the Jazz Education Network. Allen, a former Juilliard artistic director, boasts over 225 recordings and a music degree from William Paterson University. The Journal of Blacks in Higher Educat...
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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrated the grand openings of three Black-owned businesses in Anacostia: Sweet Tooth Cafe, Sapodilla’s Caribbean Restaurant, and Grounded. Funded through the city’s Food Access and Neighborhood Prosperity Funds, these establishments enhance community, promote job creation...
