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By Laura Onyeneho | Houston Defender | Word In Black (WIB) – Tauneshia Mattox became a guardian to her 14-year-old cousin during family turmoil. Overcoming financial and emotional struggles, she champions family togetherness. The Relatives As Paren...
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By Denim Fisher | Word In Black Overview: Amanda Williams’s artwork, inspired by "Blackout Tuesday," explores Black identity and corporate involvement in social media activism. Spelman College showcases her pieces to stimulate discussions on racial...
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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...
