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In Michigan, 25,147 children were diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder during the 2022-2023 school year. To kick off Autism Awareness Month, Autism In The D is hosting events on April 5-6, including the A Night of Inclusivity Gala and the 5th Annu...
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During a Fox News interview, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made several misleading claims about the measles vaccine. Contrary to his statements, the CDC asserts that the vaccine is safe and highly effective. Vaccination remains crucial for p...
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NBA point guard Chris Paul is a proven leader on the court. Known for his mid-range game and precise passing, he currently plays for the San Antonio Spurs, mentoring young talent. Notably, he achieved 10,000 assists, joining legends like Magic Johnso...
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Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb and local leaders urged the Colorado University Board of Regents to investigate the school's hiring practices due to inadequate Black representation outside athletics. At a press conference, Webb questioned whether...
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Legal experts refute Trump’s claim that Biden’s autopen-signed pardons are void. Autopen use is legal, and the Constitution doesn't mandate a signature for pardons. While Trump alleges staff signed without Biden's consent, he provides no evidence. Ul...
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Immerse yourself in Africa's vibrant culture at AfroFuture Detroit, happening August 16-17, 2025, at Bedrock’s Douglass Site. This festival showcases music, art, and culture with stars such as Davido and Kaytranada. Savor diverse cuisine, fashion, an...
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AI is perceived as a future tool, yet many in Detroit's marginalized communities feel disconnected. Barriers like educational gaps hinder access, making AI seem intimidating. Leaders like George Strong emphasize the need for AI literacy and community...
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St. John’s has reentered the national college basketball spotlight. After securing their first Big East tournament title in 25 years, the Red Storm will face Omaha in the NCAA Tournament on Thursday. This resurgence not only revitalizes St. John’s bu...
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The vibrant Black business district in Detroit flourished during the Great Migration, as African Americans sought entrepreneurial opportunities from the 1910s to 1960s. This story, explored in my upcoming book, “Freedom Enterprise,” highlights the ch...
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Ateiya Sowers-Hassell at Salvaged Roots witnessed chaos when gunfire erupted on Labor Day, leaving 20-year-old Elijah Clunie shot. Barbershops serve as safe havens in Black communities, yet violence shatters this sanctuary. With trauma lingering, res...
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Explore exciting events this March, including Women’s History Month activities at the California Museum and the 2nd Annual Faith in Health Luncheon. Enjoy comedy nights at Punch Line, poetry with Russell Cummings, and the Little Charlie Celebration C...
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Soccer sensation Chibuike "Chibi" Ukaegbu celebrated his 18th birthday while watching Sacramento Republic FC triumph 2-1 over New Mexico United. Joining the team at 14, Ukaegbu signed his first pro contract at 16. He aims for success, learning from s...
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(By Aziah Siid | Word In Black) Advocates hail AI as an educational breakthrough, while critics cite bias against Black students. Experts urge parents to be involved in AI use in schools, emphasizing the importance of informed choices and collective...
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(By Aswad Walker | Houston Defender | Word In Black) The adage “A hard head makes for a soft behind” rings true today. Black communities are learning vital political lessons, particularly the importance of voting. Federal elections significantly impa...
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Governor Gavin Newsom's inaugural focus was a statewide education data system, now postponed. The Cradle-to-Career Data System, intended to monitor student advancement, is slated for a spring 2024 launch, hindered by privacy issues. This initiative s...
