by Toter - 5 months ago
Highland Park residents must boil water before use due to a sudden drop in pressure raising contamination concerns. The Water Department detected this issue on March 4, 2025, potentially linked to the Great Lakes Water Authority. Boil water for one minute before consumption until further notice. Sta...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Amid contemporary societal hurdles, there is a notable awakening to the significance of the Gospel among Americans, observes Dr. Alex McFarland. GREENSBORO, N.C. — Recent studies reveal a remarkable revival within American Christianity, trending towards a cohesive "one nation, under God." This spiri...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Black maternal mortality highlights critical healthcare disparities. Baby Scripts, a transformative app, empowers mothers by providing personalized resources and connecting them with essential care teams. Tackling biases and barriers, it offers virtual doula services and vital support. CEO Anish Seb...
by Toter - 5 months ago
(Photos provided/Bhatta Boom Photo Booth) Bhatta Boom Photo Booth, serving Indianapolis, Kentucky, and Illinois, is a modern, woman-owned enterprise offering innovative photo booth experiences since 2020. With options like Digital Dropoff and AI Sketch Artist, their cutting-edge technology transfor...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun enacted two executive orders defining sex and ensuring "fairness" in women's sports. These measures, criticized by LGBTQ+ advocates, mandate adherence to 2020 Title IX interpretations, excluding transgender athletes. Opponents argue these orders erase transgender recognition,...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Local officials, faith leaders, and community advocates convened at the National Civil Rights Museum to discuss concerns regarding Tennessee's possible intervention in Memphis-Shelby County Schools. Their resolute stance was clear: Memphis has the capacity to oversee its educational institutions aut...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Democratic mayors from Boston, Chicago, Denver, and NYC assert their sanctuary policies reduce crime, countering Republican claims. Testifying before Congress, they argue the migrant influx aligns with declining violence. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson emphasized, “Scapegoating communities is unjust...
by Toter - 5 months ago
A Renaissance Revival brownstone once associated with jazz legend Billie Holiday has been purchased for an impressive $10.5 million, marking an 11% increase in value. Situated on the prestigious Upper West Side, this residence, masterfully redesigned by architect Amie Sachs, seamlessly blends opulen...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Weekly, The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education shares diverse online articles about African American issues in academia. These articles, reflecting varied perspectives, don't represent JBHE's editorial stance. Readers can suggest features via email. Explore topics like Black history, education, a...
by Toter - 5 months ago
A contractor, James Bannister, who is Black, encountered claims regarding the scent of marijuana from a Georgia apartment manager, leading to a TikTok video that swiftly gained traction. Although he successfully completed a drug screening, Bannister was requested to vacate the premises, raising conc...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Angel Reese, radiant from her outstanding showing in the Unrivaled League, dispels swirling rumors connecting her to NBA icon Kevin Durant. While social media abuzz with conjecture, Reese opts for the single life, expressing a desire for a partner taller than 6'7". In contrast, Durant maintains a di...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Georgia's House committee advanced legislation to legalize online sports betting. House Resolution 450 requires a two-thirds House majority. Funds would support addiction prevention and pre-K programs. House Bill 686 proposes Georgia Lottery Corp. oversee operations, granting 16 licenses. Tax increa...
by Toter - 5 months ago
Detroit officials, including Mayor Mike Duggan, recently celebrated the grand opening of two affordable housing developments near downtown. Brush Park Apartments offers 53 units, while MLK on 2nd features 33 units. Despite claims of affordability, many Detroiters find these new units out of reach du...
by Toter - 5 months ago
The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education showcases diverse new books, reflecting varied perspectives. Opinions in these books don't represent JBHE's editorial stance. Click titles for details or purchase on Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, JBHE earns from qualifying sales. Recent Books of Interest...
by Toter - 5 months ago
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...