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by Toter - 2 months ago

Winston-Salem Symphony Reveals New Leadership as President Retires

The Winston-Salem Symphony announced President Merritt Vale’s retirement, effective January 1, 2026, with Amanda Norman as successor. Vale, after 27 years, emphasized readiness for leadership change. Norman, a dedicated leader since 2017, will ensure a smooth transition, continuing the Symphony's su...

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Treva Reid Appointed as Holloman Center for Social Justice Director

The Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio welcomes Treva Reid as Executive Director of the Holloman Center for Social Justice. An Oakland City Council alumna, Reid's leadership in policy, economic development, and public safety reform is notable. Her Cincinnati roots and strategic expertise prom...

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Sylvester Turner, Ex-Houston Mayor and Democratic Leader, Passes Away at 70

(CNN) — Sylvester Turner, former Houston mayor and Democratic congressman, passed away at 70. Known for his impactful public service, Turner rose from poverty to become a prominent leader. House Democratic leadership honored him with a moment of silence. His unexpected death shocked many. The cause...

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Congress in Turmoil as Democrats Reject Trump’s Speech

Stacy M. Brown of BlackPressUSA.com reports that before President Trump addressed Congress, Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett made a bold statement: "He is not like us." Crockett expressed her defiance by dancing and lip-syncing to Kendrick Lamar's iconic track, underscoring her message.

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Target Takes $12.4B Hit As Boycotts Grow

Target Corporation faces a $12.4 billion market loss as backlash grows over its DEI rollback. Black consumers and advocacy groups, including NNPA and NAACP, are leading economic protests, with calls for a 40-day spending fast to demand corporate accountability. #TargetBoycott #BlackoutDay #EconomicA...

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$2.6 Million Transformation Planned for West Side Park Revitalization

Mayor Joe Hogsett and Indy Parks initiated a $2.6 million project at Chapel Hill Park, introducing a splash pad, playground, and courts. Funded by the Lilly Endowment Grant, this project is part of a $140 million investment, aiming to enhance community spaces. Completion is expected in 2026. (Photo...

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Jennifer Hudson Shocked as Basketball Hits Her In The Head

Jennifer Hudson, 43, was stunned courtside at an NBA game when Knicks player Miles McBride collided with her. Her boyfriend, Common, inadvertently knocked her glasses off while trying to shield her. The incident, caught on camera, sparked online humor about Common's protective efforts. Hudson and Co...

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Unseen Impacts: Understanding the Depths of Tardive Dyskinesia's Effects

Tardive Dyskinesia (TD), a neurological disorder from prolonged medication use, causes involuntary movements like facial tics and severe full-body motions. Managing TD involves a comprehensive approach, including medications, therapies, and lifestyle adjustments. Understanding TD helps reduce stigma...

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Democrats Challenge Trump Amid Congressional Turmoil

Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett showcased defiance just before President Trump addressed Congress, asserting he’s “not like us.” Dancing and lip-syncing to Kendrick Lamar's iconic track, Crockett conveyed her stance powerfully. Meanwhile, chaos erupted in Congress.

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Discover Keirsten Hodgens' Insights on 'SIX the Musical'

Published March 30, 2023, Keirsten Hodgens reflects on her Broadway journey in “SIX the Musical.” Portraying Catherine Parr, Anna of Cleaves, and Jane Seymour, Hodgens made history as the first woman of color in these roles. She now shifts focus to TV and film, expanding her artistic reach.