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Windy Indie is revolutionizing the violinist role, blending hip-hop with classical music. Growing up in Chicago, she faced challenges but rose to prominence, crafting her unique identity. With faith and determination, she's a trailblazer for Black mu...
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(Photo: Brandon Bell / Getty Images News) Welcome to Trump & Elon Watch: Black America’s Weekly Need-to-Know. Each week, BIN analyzes President Trump's and Elon Musk's actions, highlighting their political and economic impacts on Black America. W...
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In 2023, Illinois experienced an 8.3% drop in overdose deaths, the first decrease since 2018. This surpasses the national 4% decline, largely attributed to targeted investments by Gov. Pritzker. Despite progress, racial disparities persist, highlight...
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Reverend Tony Evans and John Madden highlight a spiritual truth: love for Jesus connects us to God. Just as parents appreciate those who care for their children, God loves those who honor His Son. Embrace faith in Christ, and navigate life's challeng...
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Tristan Muyumba, celebrating his birthday and first start this season, expressed satisfaction about returning to the lineup. “I want to play every game,” he said. Despite a 0-0 draw against New York Red Bulls, he aims to improve through training and...
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Trae Young scored 36 points, overcoming an injury scare as the Atlanta Hawks edged the Indiana Pacers 120-118 at State Farm Arena. Caris LeVert contributed 26 points off the bench. Coach Quin Snyder emphasized team cohesion, while LeVert praised Youn...
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Atlanta United's Miguel Almirón (above) played against the New York Red Bulls on March 8, 2025, resulting in a 0-0 draw. Despite a strong performance, the team remains at 1-1-1. Manager Ronny Deila emphasized learning through experiences as they prep...
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Coal Mining in West Virginia (Photo Credit: Muhur/Getty Images). Keeping coal plants operational harms lives, while their closure benefits communities by enhancing air and water quality, reducing electricity bills, and fostering renewable energy gr...
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Jamel McKenzie, College Park's Mayor Pro Tem, champions collaboration between sectors to aid residents. On March 7, the city hosted "Together We Thrive Feeding Hope" at the Keith James Auditorium. Sponsored by various businesses, the event provided e...
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A massive crowd gathered at State Farm Arena for Martin Lawrence's exclusive Atlanta tour stop on March 7, 2025. He entertained fans with a 45-minute set, covering topics from aging to hilarious anecdotes about sex. Opening acts Chico Bean and Ms. Pa...
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On March 7, 1965, 600 civil rights marchers, led by Hosea Williams and John Lewis, crossed Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge, demanding voting rights. Instead of support, they faced violent opposition. The brutality of that day, known as Bloody Sunday, ig...
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Photo Credit: Southern University Human Jukebox An arrest has occurred in the case of Southern University student Caleb Wilson’s death, who collapsed during a fraternity event. Caleb McCray, an Omega Psi Phi member, faces charges of criminal hazing...
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Glenda Bell Data News Weekly Contributor Black women are pivotal in American history, driving abolition, civil rights, and innovation across fields. Icons like Rosa Parks and Kamala Harris broke barriers. Literary and musical legends such as Toni Mo...
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The 2025 Zulu Ball, held at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, blended elegance with cultural pride, attracting local and celebrity attendees in stunning attire. Filled with music, food, and entertainment, it was a night to remember. Celebrating...
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Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor Mardi Gras in New Orleans faced disruption as severe storms hit the South, bringing high winds and heavy rain. Parades were rescheduled or canceled amid tornado threats. Zulu and Rex parades started early,...
