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Tigers secure their third NCAA bid in four years, clinching the regular-season title: “What a difference a year makes.” Under Penny Hardaway, Memphis experienced redemption and victory. PJ Haggerty and Dain Dainja each contributed 20 points, driving...
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In the 1969 Parrish High School yearbook, my father’s photo symbolizes courage; he was the first African American teacher at an all-white school in Selma. Alongside my mother, he championed education and civil rights, empowering the community. As Jub...
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Flushing, New York, February 28, 2025 — Iyabo Oyewo-Hall is now the director of Queens College’s Center for Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Understanding (CERRU), enhancing community engagement and promoting inclusivity through educational programs and...
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Alvin F. Poussaint, a pioneering psychiatrist and advocate for Civil Rights, passed away at 90 in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. He dedicated his life to addressing racism's effects on Black mental health. His influential work included teaching at Har...
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Political spin complicates finding reliable news, especially with Donald Trump’s return to the White House. His presidency fuels misinformation on various issues, while social media platforms reduce fact-checking. To navigate this landscape, practice...
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China's tech industry is buzzing about Manus AI, touted as the "world’s first fully autonomous AI assistant." Unlike traditional chatbots, Manus can execute complex tasks independently. Early reviews highlight its remarkable capabilities, positioning...
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(By Paulo Carvão, Harvard Kennedy School) Envision a future where a smart robot manages your finances flawlessly—until it transfers your savings to a rogue state. Accountability becomes elusive as lawsuits ensue. My team’s Dynamic Governance Model ai...
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By Judith Black Moore, Special to the Tri-State Defender Dr. Marie Feagins’ lawsuit against Memphis-Shelby County Schools raises concerns about public officials' transparency. Following her recent dismissal as superintendent, Feagins garnered communi...
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Dear Editor: Forest Park, like Lincoln Heights, has its own interstate overpass and a predominantly Black community. It's crucial for the public to recognize that the hostility directed at Lincoln Heights' Council constitutes criminal intimidation, a...
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Sen. Elissa Slotkin criticized former President Trump’s policies, labeling them a “reckless gamble” risking recession. Slotkin, from Illinois, condemned Trump's focus on billionaires, rising costs, and dismissed workers. She highlighted the need for...
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Shelby County Commissioners advanced two ordinances on ethics oversight in a packed General Government Committee meeting. Commissioner Edmund Ford Jr.'s arrest on February 28 for federal bribery and tax evasion charges was a key topic during the Marc...
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Memphis Tigers' coach Penny Hardaway, a Treadwell High alumnus, joined his hometown team with impressive credentials, earning Parade National High School Player of the Year. On campus, he excelled as a two-time All-American. His remarkable journey le...
