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by Toter - 3 months ago

Test Your Knowledge: Severe Weather Safety Awareness Quiz

As spring arrives in Alabama, it brings sunny days and outdoor fun, but also severe weather risks. To stay safe, we’re launching an April safety series, beginning with a quiz on severe weather preparedness. Test your knowledge and remember: safety first during this unpredictable season!

by Toter - 3 months ago

"Exploring the Interconnections of Humanity, Locations, and Objects"

(By Gwen DeRu | The Birmingham Times) Catch the latest in Birmingham! Enjoy Blues Jam at True Story Brewing, movie trivia at Saturn, and live music events at The Nick. Don’t miss the School Daze Birmingham and the intriguing opera “The Diary of Anne Frank.” Experience arts, culture, and more this we...

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Evolving Connections: How Seasonal Shifts Affect Our Relationships

As spring unfolds, anticipate shifts in your relationships. Embrace the renewal, but recognize that some connections may fade while others emerge. This season encourages introspection; it’s time for relationship spring cleaning. Let go of the past to welcome new beginnings. Change is inevitable—embr...

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"Pennsylvania Supreme Court Denies Mumia Abu-Jamal's Latest Appeal"

Mumia Abu-Jamal's 1982 conviction appeal was rejected by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on March 26, 2025. This ruling concludes his legal battles amid allegations of prosecutorial misconduct and racial bias. The Mumia Freedom Tour, spearheaded by Jamal Ibn Mumia, seeks to promote his release.

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Black History: Significant Milestones from April 2-8, 2025

APRIL 2, 1855—John Mercer Langston makes history as the first African American elected to office in Brownhelm Township, Ohio. A notable anti-slavery advocate, he contributed to Howard University’s law program. Langston passed away in 1897 and is commemorated by the town of Langston, Oklahoma.1932—Wi...

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"Guest Perspective: Our Society's Struggle with Denial and Disengagement"

Ostriches symbolize avoidance, as many Americans today ignore harsh realities and embrace falsehoods, leading to division and hostility. This mindset affects all communities, including Black individuals, who have faced oppression yet thrived. To heal, unity and open-mindedness are essential; sheddin...

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"Exploring Black History: Key Events from April 2-8, 2025"

APRIL 21855—John Mercer Langston makes history as the first African American elected to public office in Ohio. A lawyer and educator, he championed Black rights and founded Howard University's law department. 1932—Renowned Black cowboy William “Bill” Pickett dies after a horse accident. He was instr...

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Uncovering Black History: Significant Milestones from April 2-8, 2025

APRIL 2, 1855—John Mercer Langston made history as Brownhelm Township's first African American clerk in Ohio. A 19th-century trailblazer, he founded anti-slavery groups, practiced law, and helped establish Howard University's law school. His legacy inspired Langston, Oklahoma, where he is honored.

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Adidas and The Athlete’s Foot Unite to Honor Atlanta's 404 Day Celebration

A vibrant crowd gathered at The Athlete’s Foot on Monroe Drive to celebrate the launch of the limited-edition Adidas shelltoes for 404 Day. This collaboration, driven by the 404 Collective, showcases Atlanta’s culture through unique sneaker designs, emphasizing community engagement and creativity. A...