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Society frequently overlooks and unfairly critiques unhoused individuals, perpetuating the notion that they should somehow rise above a longstanding systemic barrier designed to keep disadvantaged populations marginalized. Jaiye Kamson, a multimedia...
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The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it will evaluate the legality of gun ownership for individuals who regularly consume marijuana, marking a significant development following its 2022 ruling on gun rights. The request stems from the Trump adm...
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Twin sisters Lauren Rosson and Lorna Norrise have dedicated years to transforming concepts into compelling screenplays and films. Operating under the moniker Mumm and Dean, this Sacramento-based duo comprises screenwriters, podcasters, and consultant...
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Xavier Smalls did not initially aspire to pursue acting. While enrolled at Sacramento State, the Sacramento local aimed for a career in orthodontics until an acting class, taken for extra credit, changed his trajectory.“I was extremely nervous,” Smal...
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Challenges are rising for Black students with disabilities who require federal support, following the Trump administration’s recent termination of nearly all personnel within the Education Department's special education unit. On October 10, hundreds...
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For two decades, the Taste of Soul festival has celebrated food, music, and community spirit along Crenshaw Boulevard in Los Angeles. This year’s event, held on October 18, held heightened significance as the intersection of Crenshaw and Obama boulev...
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A pioneer in neo-soul music and an iconic figure of allure, D’Angelo captivated audiences not only with his stunning visuals—his chiseled physique showcased in the provocative “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” video—but also with his smooth falsetto, oft...
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As global temperatures rise, the spotlight on extreme heat and its impact on workplace safety has intensified, especially in government discussions. Instances like postal workers succumbing to heat distress during blistering conditions highlight the...
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In a significant milestone indicating a transformative era for one of the oldest Black denominations in the United States, Rev. Dr. Valerie Thompson has been appointed as the chief of staff for the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. (NBC). This c...
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On September 22, 2025, students meandered through the campus of UC San Diego. Following a lawsuit from students and a conservative nonprofit regarding discrimination, the Black Alumni Scholarship Fund is now accessible to all races. The plaintiffs cl...
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Sacramento City Unified School District is advancing its plans to introduce an African American studies program, targeting a rollout by the 2027-28 academic year. This initiative is part of a comprehensive strategy to broaden culturally relevant educ...
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Community and civic leaders convened at Chinatown’s Wilma Chan Park in Oakland, California, on October 16 for the unveiling of a mural embodying unity, resilience, and tranquility amidst escalating hate crimes in the state. This year, Oakland marked...
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Black men are grappling with a significant mental health crisis, evidenced by alarming indicators such as rising anxiety, depression, and suicide rates. Despite this urgent need for support, the availability of mental health services in Black communi...
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As the government shutdown extends into its third week, concerns mount over the implications for climate initiatives due to the furlough of hundreds of thousands of federal workers. Quentin Scott, federal policy director for the Chesapeake Climate Ac...