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The 1990-1991 Chicago Bulls emerged as a formidable basketball squad, boasting emerging talents such as guard Michael Jordan and forward Scottie Pippen. However, their aspirations were thwarted by their adversaries, the Detroit Pistons, who had repea...
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Chicago Bulls guard Michael Jordan consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to securing victory on the basketball court. Whether tasked with guarding the opposing team's star player or nailing a crucial game-winning shot, he was always read...
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On May 20, over 100 individuals convened at the Sacramento County Board of Education to discuss the disheartening findings of the Black Student Achievement Landscape Analysis report. This comprehensive assessment, initiated in fall 2023, revealed tha...
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Ananda Lewis, renowned as a prominent MTV host, became a television icon in the 1990s. Sadly, she passed away at the age of 52 after a prolonged battle with breast cancer, confirmed by her family via a social media update on Wednesday. Her sister, La...
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The 2025 Roots Picnic in Philadelphia once again celebrated women in the arts, despite facing weather-related delays before finally launching at the esteemed Mann Center. Founded by Amir “Questlove” Thompson and Tariq “Black Thought” Trotter, this 17...
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In California, small businesses—from sole proprietorships to SMEs—constitute approximately 99% of all enterprises, driving over 7 million jobs. Recognizing their significance, Governor Jerry Brown established the Office of the Small Business Advocate...
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NEW YORK — This autumn, Michelle Obama unveils her latest literary endeavor, shifting focus from politics to a captivating narrative centered on fashion. On social media, she revealed that “The Look” will debut on November 4, published by the Crown P...
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WASHINGTON — Filings for unemployment benefits in the U.S. reached their highest mark in eight months last week, though they remain historically low amid rising apprehensions regarding potential tariff impacts on the economy.New jobless claims incre...
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My journey began in the Hollywood Hills, a picturesque region often shrouded in haze. As a young child, I struggled with asthma, clutching my inhaler tightly, as if it were a vital companion. The enchanting California sunlight, which enticed many, ul...
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A widely circulated graphic alleges that enacting the House-approved reconciliation bill would mean "no more elections." However, this assertion is devoid of verifiable evidence. Importantly, the proposed legislation does not provide President Donald...
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On May 24, the UC Davis main quad became a vibrant epicenter of Black heritage as families, students, and artists convened for a celebration of Black excellence, empowerment, and community. Organized by the UC Davis Cross-Cultural Center, the event a...
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Twanna Carter, a distinguished Army veteran and certified career coach based in Maryland, is dedicated to empowering Black women in the professional realm. Her foray into coaching arose from her own encounters with mental challenges and societal expe...
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Gina Dukes realized her passion for teaching while listening to a former homeless peer share how significant educators were in his journey. Transitioning from a reserved pupil to a vibrant poet, Dukes aimed to advocate for Black students. “I aspired...