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12 hours ago
Paradise Valley, historically a center for Black entrepreneurship, is revitalized in “Back to Paradise: Detroit’s Historic District Reborn.” Episode 2, “Reviving the Rhythm in Paradise,” showcases Dennis Archer Jr.'s dedication to community developme...
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13 hours ago
Georgia's Republican Senate is initiating an investigation into Stacey Abrams regarding potential unethical collaboration with the New Georgia Project. This move comes after Trump's focus on Abrams, a notable figure in voting rights. Senators have ap...
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13 hours ago
Jerry Manuel, Sr., and Dusty Baker reminisce about their youth at Joe Duarte Sr. Field, reflecting on their shared love for baseball. With over 3,500 MLB games combined, they eagerly anticipate the Oakland A’s temporary relocation to Sacramento. Thei...
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13 hours ago
Statistics reveal a stark gap in swimming skills among Black individuals, often due to limited access and cultural factors. The Everyone in the Pool initiative combats this by offering free swim lessons. In 2024, they exceeded their goal, providing 3...
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13 hours ago
Celebrate National Nutrition Month with The Village Personal Training and Wellness at the Detroit Wellness Connection on March 30, 2025, hosted at Bee’s Beauty Bar, Southfield, MI. Engage with wellness experts through holistic practices, panel discus...
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19 hours ago
California faces a staggering loss of over $1 billion in public health funding due to recent federal budget cuts targeting COVID-19 response grants. Terminations primarily affect CDC funding, crippling essential health services and data systems. This...
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19 hours ago
Senate Democrats claim the EPA unlawfully canceled over $1.5 billion in grants aimed at aiding minority communities affected by pollution. These cuts, enacted by the Trump administration, threaten vital environmental justice initiatives established u...
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19 hours ago
(Williamena Kwapo | The Sacramento Observer) Lisa Lovett, a poet and host of Seasoned Dialogue, channels her grief into healing through her podcast. After losing her mother and brother in 2020, she fosters honest conversations on resilience. Recently...
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19 hours ago
The U.S. Department of Justice has urgently petitioned the Supreme Court to block a federal judge's order reinstating over 16,000 federal employees. This ruling, labeled a “judicial takeover” by government officials, challenges executive authority an...
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19 hours ago
By Nicholas Ibarra | OBSERVER Staff WriterAll listed events, and more, can be viewed online on The OBSERVER’s community events calendar at SacObserver.com. Be sure to submit your events two weeks in advance to have the chance to be featured on the li...
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19 hours ago
Rising star Doechii has been named Billboard’s 2025 Woman of the Year, joining icons like Taylor Swift and SZA. Just a month after winning a Grammy for best rap album, she’ll be honored at the Billboard Women in Music Awards on March 29. Don’t miss t...
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1 day ago
California officials remain steadfast in upholding a law that safeguards transgender students' privacy, despite threats of federal funding cuts. State Superintendent Tony Thurmond emphasized the importance of safety for students. The law aims to prot...
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1 day ago
The measles vaccine comprises a weakened virus that doesn't spread. The Texas outbreak results from a wild-type virus, not a vaccine strain. Misleading social media posts incorrectly attribute the outbreak to vaccination efforts or illegal immigratio...
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1 day ago
For numerous Black women, exhaustion conceals significant health concerns tied to vitamin D and iron deficiencies. Dr. Bryanne Standifer-Barrett highlights the necessity for awareness and culturally sensitive care. Black Girl Vitamins seeks to educat...
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1 day ago
Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff began his rally with, “You look good, Atlanta,” addressing pressing issues. “These are serious times, Atlanta. This is not a drill. Are you ready to fight?” Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock, Georgia’s first Jewish and Black...