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Dallas CASA's celebrated Parade of Playhouses marks its 30th anniversary at NorthPark Center from June 13-29, 2025. Sponsored by Crest Cadillac, this cherished community event showcases imaginative houses across the mall. KDC proudly serves as Grand...
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Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington is steeped in history, having held funerals for legends like Rosa Parks and Frederick Douglass while welcoming presidents and civil rights figures. This year, it made headlines again by se...
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Target is not only abandoning its equity commitment but also losing customers. For the eighth week, shoppers have shunned the retail giant after it dismantled its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) program in January. New insights from Placer.ai...
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Nigerian Afrobeats artist Eneez unveils his latest single, “Sade,” a heartfelt tribute to his love, urging patience during his journey abroad for success. Sung in Yoruba, the track reflects the universal struggle of long-distance relationships, reson...
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Kevin Young, director of the NMAAHC, is on leave since March 14. Shanita Brackett is the acting director. Young’s tenure began in January 2021, succeeding Lonnie G. Bunch III. His absence coincides with political scrutiny on museums, raising concerns...
