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Mental health issues among Black Americans, ranging from mood disorders to chronic psychiatric conditions, have historically been under-acknowledged and inadequately addressed. Although nearly one in five adults in the U.S. experiences some form of m...
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The California Governor’s Office is contesting the results of a July 2025 analysis released by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). The report claims that California's 2024 hike in the minimum wage for fast food employees to $20 has led t...
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According to a recent Economist/YouGov survey, only 31 percent of Americans view Donald Trump as “honest and trustworthy,” marking the lowest level since he began his second term. Meanwhile, 53 percent assert that the president lacks honesty, with ot...
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In a time when discussions about “authoritarianism” and “fascism” are prominent, it becomes essential to analyze how defenders of human rights and social justice organizations can tackle the challenges posed by American supremacy and systemic racism....
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Almost two decades after Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans, a new docuseries delves into the storm's impact through the voices of those who experienced it firsthand. "Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time," directed by Oscar-nominated Traci A. Cur...
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Fred Redmond, the most prominent African American figure in the history of the U.S. labor movement, is raising concerns about what he describes as a comprehensive attack on Black workers during President Donald Trump’s second term. In an interview wi...
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Texas State Representative Jolanda Jones has made it clear she will not yield until Republican legislators cease what she refers to as an overt campaign to undermine voting rights for Black and Brown communities. “We’re all secure, and we’re not back...
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Housing advocates assert that assaults on equitable housing represent a critical civil rights crisis. Coverage by Charlene Crowell reveals that, despite the Fair Housing Act (FHA) enacted in 1968, discriminatory practices in housing remain pervasive...
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A revolutionary cancer vaccine aimed at energizing the immune system to address a prevalent mutation linked to cancer has shown encouraging initial results in patients with pancreatic and colorectal cancers, both known for their challenging nature. T...
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The Trump administration has intensified its control over the Smithsonian Institution, allegedly to advance a narrative that many historians and civil rights advocates contend is rooted in racism and political oppression. Under the banner “Restoring...
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Janna Rodriguez stands as the visionary founder and owner of Innovative Daycare Corp, located in Freeport, NY. Within this establishment, she has cultivated a nurturing, bilingual, and inclusive atmosphere that caters to children of diverse abilities...
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Carmilla, affectionately known as Candy Bradshaw, hails from San Diego, California, and is set to inaugurate her tenure as the 36th president of the esteemed South Dallas Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. Her initial event, the President’s...
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They have vanished. In an instant, they slipped away into the darkness at 2:17 a.m. Seventeen children from a third-grade classroom vanished without a trace. What on earth… This intriguing concept serves as the foundation for writer and director Zach...
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Dr. Danielle Spencer-David, acclaimed for her role as Dee Thomas in the beloved 1970s sitcom What’s Happening!!, passed away this Tuesday in Richmond following a courageous year-long struggle with breast cancer. Renowned for her dynamic performances,...
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The Supreme Court is revisiting a significant redistricting case, which poses a threat to the Voting Rights Act, as reported by HuffPost. The case, Callais v. Landry (previously Louisiana v. Callais), pertains to a newly established congressional ma...