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(By Terri Schlichenmeyer) Who are you, really? This question can evoke various emotions—confrontational or thoughtful. It prompts reflection on your heritage and identity. These books delve into that inquiry, exploring your roots and challenging you...
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In a thrilling matchup, Stephen Curry scored 52 points, propelling the Golden State Warriors to a 134-225 victory over the struggling Grizzlies at FedExForum on March 1. The Warriors staged a remarkable fourth-quarter comeback, overcoming a 45-32 def...
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Imagine planning a once-in-a-lifetime Antarctic cruise for your family, featuring penguins and whales. Yet, your kids dread missing a mundane scout meeting, feeling intense FOMO. This highlights that FOMO often stems from the fear of losing social bo...
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FORT WORTH, TX – Jubilee Theatre beckons you to experience Thunder Knocking at the Door, a captivating musical fable by Keith Glover, featuring the unforgettable tunes of five-time Grammy winner Keb’ Mo’. Directed by the innovative Charles Jackson Jr...
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A judge has decided that a jury from outside Memphis will preside over the state court trial of three ex-police officers facing second-degree murder charges for Tyre Nichols' fatal beating following a 2023 traffic stop. Shelby County...
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Elevate your dinner routine with Jollof rice, a flavorful West African dish made with tomato, pepper sauce, and spices. Join Afromeals in Cincinnati for engaging cooking classes led by Chef Gabi Odebode, where you’ll master this iconic meal while exp...
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The People’s Organization For Progress (POP) invites you to the March Against Injustice, Racism, and Dictatorship on April 4, 2025, at 4:30 PM, by the Lincoln Statue in Newark, NJ. This event commemorates Dr. King’s legacy, focusing on the continuous...
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Discover the Celare at 301 Straight St, Cincinnati, where exquisite food meets exceptional service. Dine at the Iris Café and savor dishes like Citrus Salmon Pave and Battered Cauliflower. Indulge in unique cocktails and enjoy breakfast favorites lik...
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A public hearing on xAI’s contentious plan to install 15 gas turbines in Southwest Memphis is scheduled for the upcoming months, as announced by Shelby County’s leading health official. The Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing the permit for...
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Congress may debate cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which aids nearly 42 million low-income Americans. Critics argue spending is excessive, despite a decline from $119 billion in 2022. Proposed changes could tighten elig...
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As the April 15 tax deadline nears, Portia Allen-Kyle, Executive Director of Color of Change, warns Black taxpayers to beware of misleading practices and systemic issues. “We want to emphasize that 70 percent of taxpayers qualify for a free option,”...
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In "The Woman in the Yard," grieving artist Ramona encounters eerie trials following her husband's death. As her children deal with her emotional absence, a mysterious woman emerges, heightening their anxieties. This captivating horror-thriller delve...
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Al Horford led the Boston Celtics with a season-high 26 points, propelling them to a 117-103 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies at the FedExForum on March 31. This defeat marked the second consecutive loss for interim head coach Tuomas Iisola, follow...
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On March 27, 2025, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announced significant budget cuts and a restructuring aimed at improving efficiency. These changes, however, may jeopardize essential health services for millions, raising concerns about public...
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Over 43,000 Cincinnati Reds fans packed G.A.B.P. for Opening Day against the San Francisco Giants. Grand Marshal Chris Sabo threw the first pitch, while Manager Terry Francona received a fruit basket from Neil Luken. The Reds honored late players, an...
