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Injury woes plague the Dallas Mavericks, currently clinging to the Play-In Tournament's No. 10 seed. Key players sidelined include Anthony Davis (adductor), Caleb Martin (hip), Daniel Gafford (knee), and PJ Washington (ankle). Dallas Mavericks look t...
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University of Cincinnati's decision to replace bathroom signs for "biological" genders, following Ohio's bill, has upset many, especially its LGBT+ community. The president announced removing DEI elements, alarming diverse students. This move, influe...
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Benjamin Banneker, born in 1731 Maryland, crafted America’s first wooden clock, lost in a fire. His legacy thrives through Banneker, Inc., founded in 2003. Popular collections include Baller and Poise. 2025 launches feature new Poise versions and Afr...
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Target Corporation's stock plunged by $27.27 per share, losing $12.4 billion in value amid backlash over DEI rollback. The NNPA and NAACP criticized the move, urging Black consumers to redirect spending. Legal challenges arose, with shareholders and...
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Tariffs starting today impose a 25% tax on Canadian and Mexican imports and a 10% levy on Chinese goods. The Trump administration claims it safeguards U.S. industries. However, economists and civil rights advocates argue the impact will severely affe...
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March brings thrilling sports action with March Madness, Reds baseball, and Winter's end. The Reds debut against the Giants on March 27th. Decisions loom on Noelvi Marte, while Encarnacion-Strand, De La Cruz, McLain, Hurtubise, Petty, Fraley, Dunn sh...
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Kansas City denied Urbavore Urban Farm's expansion plan after a two-year legal battle. The farm, promoting afro-indigenous agriculture in a Black neighborhood, faced discussions on colonialism and activism. Despite zoning issues and community resista...
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April Ryan, Black Press USA: Reverend Al Sharpton honors Dr. Hazel Nell Dukes, a civil rights icon who passed at 92. Dukes, NAACP leader, was active until her last days. Dr. Ben Chavis and Leon W. Russell praised her legacy. Sharpton reflected on the...
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Jaren Jackson Jr.'s clutch performance fell short as the undermanned Grizzlies narrowly lost to the Spurs, 130-128, at FedExForum on Saturday, March 1. This marked their second consecutive close home defeat, following a 114-113 loss to the Knicks on...
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Dr. Hazel Nell Dukes, a prominent civil rights advocate and NAACP leader, has died at 92 in New York, as announced by the NAACP. Rev. Al Sharpton praised her as a true warrior and exceptional activist. She leaves behind a legacy of dedication and res...
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“Becoming Spectacular: The Rhythm of Resilience from the First African American Rockette” by Jennifer Jones c.2025, Amistad $26.99 208 pages Step, step, kick. Twirl, step, kick again. Left, right, step. The choreography feels unfamiliar, but masterin...
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By National Action Network Photos: YouTube Screenshots New York, NY (March 1, 2024) – Rev. Al Sharpton, NAN Founder, reflects on the loss of Dr. Hazel N. Dukes, NAACP New York State Conference President. "Hazel was a justice force, a true friend. H...
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Knicks forward OG Anunoby nailed a clutch 3-pointer with 4.3 seconds remaining, sealing a 114-113 victory over the Grizzlies. New York overcame a significant second-half deficit at the FedExForum on February 28. Jalen Brunson's smart kick-out pass fo...
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The MVP3 Foundation’s Men of Excellence Awards and John Amos Student Grant ceremony celebrates achievements and inspires future leaders. “These boys lack fathers or guidance,” stated Marie Pizano, MVP3 Foundation founder. “That’s why it’s crucial to...
