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The District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) has officially commenced the graduation season for the Class of 2025, with ceremonies slated in various prestigious venues like the University of the District of Columbia's Theater of Arts, George Washin...
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Stephen A. Smith is set to broaden his broadcasting horizons beyond ESPN, taking on a new role that delves into more than just the realm of sports.SiriusXM announced on Wednesday that it has enlisted Smith to helm two innovative shows. One of these w...
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On March 27, an executive order named “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History” was enacted, specifically targeting the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC). This order raises concerns about the integr...
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The iconic rivalry between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics has spanned decades, featuring legendary figures such as Hall of Fame centers Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain in epic confrontations. Over the years, both franchises have celebrat...
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Sly Stone, the groundbreaking musician and charismatic showman who led Sly and the Family Stone, has passed away at age 82. Known for their iconic hits like “Everyday People,” “Stand!,” and “Family Affair,” this group profoundly redefined music durin...
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Entertainment history was significantly marked by the multiple Black winners of "Purpose," awarded Best Play at the 78th Tony Awards, held on Sunday at New York City's Radio City Music Hall. The accolades for "Purpose" were bestowed upon playwright B...
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The article titled "Number One on the Call Sheet: Insights from Directors Reginald Hudlin & Shola Lynch" first featured on The Sacramento Observer, delves into the artistic journeys and visions of these acclaimed filmmakers. In an illuminating in...
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When the freshmen class entered San Francisco’s distinguished Lowell High School in the fall of 2021, they were labeled as “lottery kids,” a term that resonated throughout their four years. Unlike previous cohorts, the 621 students were selected thro...
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The United States faces a significant housing dilemma, characterized by severe challenges in both availability and affordability. Ongoing political upheaval and economic fluctuations are expected to exacerbate the hurdles that prospective homeowners...
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Navigating the realm of budgeting can be challenging, particularly in our community where financial discussions often take a backseat to conversations about entertainment or sports. My first significant encounter with finance occurred at 15, followin...
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Daily reflections of my father, a paragon of resilience—industrious, dedicated, and entirely family-centric—linger in my mind. His unexpected passing due to heart disease at the age of 61 was a formidable awakening for me, revealing that even the str...
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Sacramento's rich tapestry of arts and culture thrives, owing much to the city's diverse neighborhoods. Landmark sites like the historic Florin Square and Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum exemplify this commitment. Programming at the Latino Ce...
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As opioid regulations tighten amidst the rising demand for chronic pain management, researchers are revisiting an age-old botanical remedy. At Howard University's Department of Pediatrics and Child Health in Washington, D.C., a pivotal collaboration...