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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has surprisingly terminated Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, furthering his administration's efforts to remove federal staff considered misaligned with his agenda. Hayden learned of her dismissal through an emai...
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Shelby County commissioners are set to deliberate an ordinance proposing that all nine seats on the Shelby County Board of Education appear on the primary ballot in 2026. Chairman Michael Whaley is anticipated to unveil the initiative at the commissi...
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Breakfast served in bed or a beautifully crafted image? As a mother, you likely appreciate both. Perhaps you’d prefer some flowers instead? Alternatively, imagine relishing two hours of serene solitude with an insightful book on motherhood. Undoubted...
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In the quest to succeed Council Member Adrienne Adams in Queens’ District 28, Latoya LeGrand emerges as a pivotal candidate. As the sole African American woman in the race, her journey from NYCHA housing and the foster care system fuels her commitmen...
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This weekend, the New York African Film Festival showcases notable films from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a nation rich in creativity despite external challenges. Highlights include "Mweze" and “Identity Pieces,” followed by "Memories of Lo...
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This month marks 33 years since the stark reality set in: video footage alone couldn’t sway an all-white jury to convict the officers who savagely assaulted Rodney King. Recently, that lesson resurfaced as three former Memphis officers implicated in...
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The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art sparkled with high fashion and celebrity allure on Monday evening, as local style enthusiasts came together to honor one of the fashion world’s elite events: The Met Gala. This glamorous watch party also marked the in...
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New Yorkers for Reparations, a diverse grassroots coalition exceeding 100 members, is hosting “Making Equality Real For Black New Yorkers: A Mayoral Forum on Reparations, Healing, and Building Prosperity” on Thursday, May 15, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p...
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Three former Memphis police officers were acquitted on Wednesday of all state charges, including second-degree murder, related to the violent beating of Tyre Nichols after he fled a traffic stop. This event sparked extensive protests and renewed call...
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Cincinnati may not boast the opulence of major cities like New York or Los Angeles, yet it pulses with excitement for Elly De La Cruz, the Reds' brightest talent in years. Renowned for his remarkable exit velocity, speed, and arm strength, he’s alrea...
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Target CEO Brian Cornell has finally addressed months of growing criticism, acknowledging in an internal email that the company’s prolonged silence has fueled uncertainty among employees. As reported by the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Cornell admitted...
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Hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs is under intensifying legal scrutiny following recent federal raids on his homes in Los Angeles and Miami. These developments come as part of a larger investigation tied to civil lawsuits accusing Combs of sexual assa...
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Rev. Dr. Melva Sampson has been honored by WomanPreach, Inc. for her transformative contributions to womanist theology and digital ministry. A scholar, preacher, and digital theologian, Dr. Sampson is widely known for The Pink Robe Chronicles, a liv...
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In a coordinated effort led by national faith leaders, Black pastors are raising urgent concerns about voter suppression targeting communities of color ahead of the 2025 elections. At a recent press conference, clergy affiliated with organizations li...
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A new study highlights how neighborhood stress—such as exposure to violence, poverty, and social instability—can physically alter children’s brain development and increase their risk of depression. Published by researchers at the University of Michig...
