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Georgia Senators Jon Ossoff and Reverend Raphael Warnock have announced their opposition to the House Budget proposal. Ossoff advocates for a 30-day stopgap funding measure, criticizing the Trump Administration's impact on essential services. Warnock...
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Ernest Cooper from Atlanta reflects on societal regression, stating that diversity is lacking as unqualified individuals gain power. Angie O’Neal discusses the unraveling of progress towards equality, while Alton Chinshue notes roadblocks to civil ri...
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Luke Kennard and Ja Morant scored a total of 58 points, propelling the Memphis Grizzlies to a 117-115 victory against the Utah Jazz at FedExForum on March 12. Kennard's critical three-pointer with 55 seconds left secured the win, placing Memphis in a...
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Republican Senator Rick Scott inaccurately described the pre-Trump economy as “crappy,” claiming full-time jobs declined under Biden. However, Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows full-time employment increased significantly since Biden’s presidency...
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On December 8, 2024, Kimberly Douglas visited her son Bryce's gravestone, mourning his fentanyl overdose. She launched Black Moms Against Overdose to combat stigma and share vital information. Experts urge local governments to partner with communitie...
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The Southern Heritage Classic, a Memphis staple since 1990, is entering a dynamic new phase with exciting competitors. The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Golden Lions and the Alcorn State University Braves will showcase their talents in upcomin...
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George Clinton has filed a copyright lawsuit against ex-business partner Armen Boladian, claiming he "fraudulently" obtained nearly 90% of his creative rights. The legal action was initiated in Florida's Northern District on Tuesday, targeting Boladi...
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Prostate cancer disproportionately affects Black men, presenting earlier and with increased severity. Dr. Michael Richardson emphasizes the necessity of early screenings and personalized healthcare approaches. Awareness of risks, family history, and...
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by Rix Quinn The phone rings several times a day at my “office,” a place under the stairs where we used to store cleaning supplies. I equipped it with a TV tray to hold my computer and a cardboard box to house my “research materials.” My hope was to...
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(By Genoa Barrow | OBSERVER Senior Staff Writer) Amid national turmoil and the loss of notable Black musicians, Mary J. Blige brought solace. At the Golden 1 Center, her "For My Fans" tour dazzled with hits, vibrant outfits, and electrifying energy,...
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Charles Tate and Charissa Carroll exemplify resilience in medicine, aided by the CPASS Foundation. Inspired by a beloved TV character, Tate overcame educational barriers, while Carroll shifted from engineering to medicine. Both benefitted from CPASS...
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On February 27, HOME of Greater Cincinnati learned that HUD terminated a key fair housing grant, effective immediately. This $425,000 annual grant, vital for counseling and investigations, impacts 30% of HOME’s funding. The loss restricts support for...
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The barbershop is a sacred space in Black communities. It’s where brothers gather to decompress, sharpen their fades, and speak their truth without pretense. It’s a place of unfiltered dialogue, a sanctuary where the outside world’s expectations can...
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Hormonal fluctuations can be inconvenient for both men and women, with women often experiencing disruptive hot flashes. Thankfully, natural remedies exist to alleviate symptoms. Acupuncture, Vitamin E, flaxseed, essential oils, yoga, and black cohosh...
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By James B. Ewers Jr. Ed.D. It is March, and the game of basketball is front and center. The college season has been up and running since November and is now ending. Conference tournaments have started, and champions will be crowned. Fans are excited...
