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I cry for my people, grieving yet grateful for your revolutionary spirit. Together, we envisioned a world of freedom, community, and justice. Despite adversity, we refuse to accept oppression. Our dreams persist, unyielding against a system designed...
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — During a fast-break dunk, Memphis guard Jaylen Wells suffered a broken right wrist from a severe fall following a midair collision. This injury likely concludes the rookie's season just as the Grizzlies approach the playoffs. Wells...
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The grand opening of Rosemary’s Babies Co. (RBC) Holloway House on March 31 celebrated a new resource center for homeless teen parents in Avondale. Founded by Rosemary Oglesby-Henry, this facility aims to empower young families with holistic support....
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Kansas City Public Schools will receive bond funding for the first time in nearly 60 years, following a historic $474 million measure approved by 85% of voters. This funding will enhance school infrastructure and safety, with $50 million dedicated to...
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Greater Cincinnati Faith Leaders unite to champion Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) at a press conference on April 4. They oppose policies undermining these values, emphasizing the necessity for collective action. Their year-long plan includes...
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New York, NY — On Tuesday, 80 Leaders High School students rallied at Tweed Courthouse, urging Mayor Eric Adams to restore vital public service funding. Marely, the event’s MC, highlighted the need for full funding in education and mental health, rej...
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Join us for the Woman’s City Club’s Seasongood Luncheon on May 3, honoring Agnes B. Seasongood. Enjoy a buffet, hear from Judge Wende Cross, and celebrate five award-winning students. Tickets are $55 or $400 for a table of eight. RSVP by April 28 at...
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NEW YORK, NY – The Adams Administration has announced the opening of an ICE Office at Rikers Island. Senior Policy Counsel Zach Ahmad from the NYCLU criticized this move, claiming it jeopardizes immigrant safety. He emphasized that ICE's presence und...
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(By A.D. Carson, University of Virginia) In 2017, I was labeled UVA's "first" hip-hop professor, which overlooked Kyra Gaunt's earlier contributions. Misleading narratives persist, as seen with Lupe Fiasco's upcoming role at Johns Hopkins. Hip-hop ac...
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Each season, my optimism for Cincinnati dwindles as they face another sluggish start. Losing 22 of 30 games against the Brewers is disheartening. Despite stellar pitching and promising players like TJ Friedl, I’m fatigued by poor management decisions...
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My grandparents overcame numerous challenges, diligently working and saving to purchase a home. My grandfather left school in fifth grade to support his younger siblings. Their unwavering determination to achieve homeownership, a common aspiration of...
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(By Jamal Baker NDG Contributing Writer) The NCAA Basketball Tournaments for both men and women have wrapped up another thrilling season. The University of Connecticut triumphed over the University of South Carolina 82-59 in the women's final, while...
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Terry Francona steps in as the new Reds manager, bringing extensive experience and a proven track record. Tasked with transforming a young talent pool into contenders, Francona faces challenges early in the season. With players like Elle De La Cruz a...
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Doubts have transformed into certainty. Following Donald Trump's January return to the White House, subtle cues have evolved into explicit declarations. The distortion of American history is now evident—enshrined in laws and supported by a government...
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In 2014, Stephen Hawking warned about the risks of artificial intelligence outpacing human intelligence. As technology advances, concerns grow over job loss and AI in warfare. Yet, the true danger may stem from humanity's flawed nature, as depicted i...
