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Attorney Ben Crump stands as a beacon of justice amid a turbulent political landscape. Known as “Black America’s Attorney General,” he champions the rights of marginalized communities. In an exclusive interview, Crump discusses activism, legal strate...
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Just four years after apologizing for its role in perpetuating racism, the American Psychological Association — which sets standards for professional training programs in mental health — has suspended its requirement that postgraduate institutions de...
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As tax season nears, crucial changes may impact both individuals and businesses. Potential reductions in deductions, credits, and income brackets could lead to increased taxes. Stay updated and organized to manage these changes effectively and preven...
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Emmett Till, a 14-year-old Black boy, was murdered in 1955 for allegedly whistling at a white woman. His brutal killing sparked outrage and became pivotal in the civil rights movement. I introduced House Bill 2755 to establish July 25 as Emmett Till...
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(Photo: Getty Images) The People’s Union USA, headed by activist John Schwarz, is organizing a national economic blackout from April 18-20. They urge consumers to support local businesses, opposing corporate and political exploitation of workers. Upc...
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China announced an 84% retaliatory tariff on U.S. imports, escalating the trade war with the U.S. This increase matches the additional tariffs imposed by President Trump. The situation intensifies as China also adds American companies to its “unrelia...
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The Gold Dome Report highlights pivotal events in the Georgia State Capitol as the 2025 Legislative Session concludes. Republicans focus on Governor Brian Kemp's agenda while Democrats aim to block unfavorable bills. Key topics include the failed Ant...
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Leisha McKinley-Beach and Danielle Campbell emphasize the significance of the National Black HIV Prevention Research Agenda. This initiative aims for equitable PrEP access, driven by Black researchers and community engagement. The agenda challenges t...
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New York (CNN) — Wall Street's rally vanished as the White House announced hefty tariffs on China. The Dow dropped 320 points (0.84%), while the S&P 500 fell 1.57%, hitting its lowest mark in nearly a year. Market fears persist as recession risks loo...
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ATLANTA – With a significant measles outbreak in West Texas linked to two child fatalities, Georgia health officials emphasize vaccination's critical role. State Epidemiologist Dr. Cherie Drenzek warns this outbreak may persist for months. While Geor...
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Amadou Bagayoko (1954-2025), celebrated Malian guitarist and part of the duo Amadou & Mariam, died on April 4 in Bamako at 70. Their distinctive blend of Malian sounds and global influences achieved millions in album sales and worldwide recognition,...
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The DuSable Black History Museum welcomes Carol Moseley Braun as its new Board Chair. A distinguished former U.S. Senator and ambassador, Braun is celebrated for her dedication to civil rights and educational equity. Her leadership is set to strength...
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Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias emphasizes the importance of understanding REAL ID requirements as the May 7 deadline nears. Residents not flying shortly can postpone acquiring one to skip DMV queues. REAL IDs are crucial for domestic f...
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Public discussions frequently fall prey to false dichotomies, resulting in fruitless debates. Actor Anthony Mackie recently asserted that success is bestowed, not earned, challenging the value of hard work. His statements sparked a conversation about...
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New York state is standing firm against the Trump administration's demand to abolish DEI practices in public schools, despite threats of funding loss. Education officials assert there are no laws prohibiting DEI, challenging the federal agency's auth...