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Black women lead America in education and entrepreneurship, showcasing incredible political influence and social change. For Women's Month, we highlight voices from Greater New Orleans defining a "Phenomenal Woman." These leaders inspire through resi...
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An appeals court has lifted a block on Trump’s executive orders aimed at dismantling diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. This ruling allows enforcement while a lawsuit unfolds. Critics argue these orders infringe on First Amendment right...
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Representative Delisha Boyd (D-Louisiana) made history as District 102's first African American woman in the Louisiana House. Since assuming office on November 29, 2021, she champions community projects and infrastructure improvements while running D...
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The Trump administration has blatantly resurrected segregation in federal contracting, undoing decades of civil rights progress by removing anti-segregation mandates. The alarmingly regressive move reopens the door for racially divided facilities, ee...
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Flau’jae Johnson, LSU's talented junior guard, is tackling consumer debt relief for thousands in Louisiana. Partnering with Experian, she's excited about their $5 million initiative aiding 5,000 families. Johnson emphasizes financial literacy, advoca...
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Dr. Christy Valentine, CEO of Healthy Blue Louisiana, champions equitable healthcare access. A New Orleans native, she advocates for families with special needs, transforming her medical expertise into compassionate care. Through health fairs and wor...
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Café Momentum, a transformative nonprofit restaurant, opens its first Atlanta location on March 27, 2024. Founded by Chad Houser, it empowers justice-involved youth through a paid internship program. With community support, it fosters skills and conf...
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On Tuesday night, U.S. Representative Nikema Williams held a town hall at the Teamsters Union Hall in Atlanta, where citizens voiced concerns over Medicare cuts. Attendees expressed distrust in the government and the need for Medicaid expansion. Will...
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Ku Stevens (second from right) interacts with fans post-screening of "Remaining Native" at SXSW. Issa Rae's documentary "Seen & Heard" showcases African-American cinematic representation, featuring icons like Tyler Perry and Oprah. "Remaining Native"...
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Spring break presents thrilling family experiences, but safety must come first. Parkland Health experts advise using safety gear, staying hydrated, and monitoring children near water. Always buckle up and remain aware of measles risks. Careful planni...
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Calmetta Coleman embodies excellence, instilled by family and mentors. As COO of the Chicago Urban League, she empowers Black communities. Recognized as a 2025 Chicago Defender Women of Excellence honoree, Coleman emphasizes self-defined success, urg...
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Deputy Mayor Garien Gatewood (center) highlights Chicago’s March 20 hiring event aimed at enhancing economic mobility and community safety. Following a successful past event, this new initiative at JLM Abundant Life offers numerous job opportunities,...
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The Castleberry Hill Art Stroll has triumphantly returned after a six-year hiatus, revitalizing Atlanta's historic arts district. Chief Operating Officer Plushette Ellis emphasizes community involvement and support for artists. The event showcases va...
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The Gold Dome Report highlights crucial developments within the Georgia State Capitol as the 2025 Legislative Session nears its end. Republicans aim to advance Governor Brian Kemp’s agenda, while Democrats, led by Fani Willis, fight against detriment...
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A multistate measles outbreak has surged to 321 cases across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, with Texas reporting 279 cases. Hospitalizations have risen to 38, while testing capacity improvements aim to control spread. Health officials emphasize the...
