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Rev. Al Sharpton, President of the National Action Network, will host a NYC Mayoral forum on April 3rd, 2025, focusing on policies for Black and Brown communities. This event showcases NAN's commitment to social justice, criminal justice reform, and...
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Clinical trials are crucial for enhancing cancer treatments, particularly for Black Americans who encounter higher mortality rates and healthcare disparities. A study by ACCC, ACORI, and ASCO identifies barriers to enrollment and offers strategies to...
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Over recent months, protein-rich foods like eggs and beef have surged in price, with eggs up 53%. Many Americans worry about food costs. Incorporating affordable protein sources, including plant-based options, can help manage expenses. Chicken remain...
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Following a passionate “fireside chat” in South Memphis where residents strongly opposed Elon Musk's xAI project due to environmental concerns, Mayor Paul Young encountered a calmer crowd in Cordova during his “One Memphis” town hall tour. The atmosp...
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U.S. Representative Nikema Williams has resigned as chairwoman of the Democratic Party of Georgia. The party's new full-time chairperson role requires a shift from volunteerism. Williams, who praised her achievements since 2019, remains dedicated to...
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Negus Vu hails from the old-school Detroit of the 1990s, where nightly gunshots echoed through the West Side. “I grew up in a gang-related area,” Vu, 42, reflected. “Surrounded by violence, I became desensitized, as it was a part of my everyday life....
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South Side native JaSaun Buckner shares her inspiring journey and cultural influence in this compelling interview. Reflecting on childhood dreams, she embodies the essence of success while honoring her roots. JaSaun is a testament to the remarkable p...
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Earlier this month, employees at 18F, a government technology unit under the General Services Administration, were unexpectedly placed on administrative leave. This team, pivotal in developing and sharing technology across federal agencies, is also r...
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Habilitative Systems, Inc. proudly reopened its $1.25 million renovated headquarters in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood, enhancing mental health and employment services. President Donald Dew celebrated the transformation, emphasizing community support...
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Brennan Marion, Sacramento State's first Black head football coach, introduces his dynamic “Go-Go” offense this spring. Recently honored as Mountain West Wire coordinator of the year, he previously guided UNLV to six record-breaking, 40-plus point ga...
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Brennan Marion's historic appointment as Sacramento State's first Black head football coach brings excitement to the Hornets' spring practices. Known for his innovative "Go-Go" offense, Marion previously excelled as UNLV's offensive coordinator, achi...
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Dorothy Tucker, a proud Chicago native, grew up in Lawndale and Austin. Since 1984, she has reported for CBS News Chicago, focusing on investigative journalism. Recently, she served as President of the National Association of Black Journalists, showc...
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Rapper Sean Kingston and his mother, Janie Turner, face sentencing after a jury convicted them of wire fraud on March 28. They allegedly defrauded multiple luxury companies using Kingston's celebrity status. Awaiting sentencing, Kingston is under hou...
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James Hale from Atlanta emphasizes that college remains crucial today, depending on the degree's relevance and personal aspirations. Josué Lassin of Lawrenceville agrees, highlighting that a degree enhances job prospects, despite his own non-traditio...
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African American women are transforming academia, holding pivotal roles as professors and leaders, despite receiving less than 5% of U.S. doctorates. Notable advocates like Dr. Theresa B. Felder stress the importance of mentorship, while Dr. Renée T....
