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Modern Legal Documents Still Cite Historical Slavery References

Michigan State University’s Citing Slavery Project reveals enduring legal influences from slavery-era rulings. Despite the 13th Amendment, precedents like Prigg v. Pennsylvania continue shaping property law and civil rights cases. Law professor Justin Simard encourages awareness and thoughtful citat...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Women’s History Month 2025: Javacia Harris Bowser Takes Editorial Helm

Scrolling through Instagram recently, I came across a trend where creators imagine having lunch with their younger selves. That idea stuck with me. I even made a Reel about it, but it kept echoing in my mind—especially because I’ve just been named guest editor for The Birmingham Times’ 2025 Women’s...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Discover Overlooked Treasures Awaiting Your Attention

In recent years, R&B artists have ditched specific release days, making it tough to keep up with new music. We offer a weekly recap of top R&B tracks, videos, and news to keep you updated. With major artists announcing new albums and tours, 2025 is starting strong.

by Toter - 3 months ago

FedEx Sues MyPillow for $8.8 Million in Unsettled Shipping Charges

FedEx Corporation sues MyPillow, led by CEO Michael Lindell, over unpaid shipping fees. The lawsuit claims MyPillow owes $8,801,710.93 in costs since February 2021. FedEx accuses MyPillow of breaching their contract by neglecting numerous invoices and incurring late fees.

by Toter - 3 months ago

U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams Champions Atlanta Federal Workers as DOGE Surges

U.S. Representative Nikema Williams stood with federal workers against mass firings by Trump and Musk, challenging their "efficiency" claims. Highlighting healthcare's impact, she criticized cuts affecting Medicaid. Kingia Randall shared personal stories of care struggles, while Ryan Sloane discusse...