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The Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan (GSSEM) unveiled an innovative Mobile STEAM Lab at Mackenzie Elementary/Middle School, purposefully designed to foster a passion for science and technology among K-5 students, particularly young Black girls in...
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Stop the Hate Program are enhancing awareness about the necessity for unity in cultivating respect, honoring diversity, and establishing secure communities throughout California. On May 13, over 200 community leaders convened at the State Capitol f...
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Last week, the New York Yankees' matchup against the Athletics in the Sacramento area was more than just a game; it served as a triumphant return for slugger Aaron Judge. The Linden native was met with adulation from the crowd, playing locally for...
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LINCOLN – On May 10, the Lincoln Public Library was alive with anticipation as families, children, and enthusiasts gathered to meet Mychal Threets, the cherished PBS "Library Guy." This event transcended a standard meet-and-greet, serving as a powerf...
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Former President Donald Trump has unveiled a new executive directive designed to "elevate the importance and impact of our nation's HBCUs as bastions of academic distinction and gateways to economic advancement that cultivate tomorrow's leaders acros...
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Rev. Clarinda Burston White learned the significance of prayer early in life, witnessing its impactful role during pivotal moments, such as overcoming a car accident and securing a kidney transplant for her husband. She will lead the 10th annual “Wh...
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Tensions flared on Capitol Hill as Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. underwent rigorous examination concerning the Trump administration's proposed $21.6 billion reduction in the public health infrastructure, with grave ramific...
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At just 18, Natalie Mott became a mother, unaware that years later, she would create a meaningful baby shower initiative aimed at young, marginalized parents in her city. In 2021, she founded Lullabies and Chaos, driven by the goal to acknowledge an...
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A woman attends a summit exploring employment opportunities with Employ Prince George’s. Black women are indisputably vital to the U.S. workforce, often laboring harder, earning less, and managing significant challenges across multiple sectors. Des...
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For more than three decades, Jalen Rose has profoundly impacted both the basketball sphere and societal reform. On May 19, 2025, he revealed an innovative initiative poised to transform educational opportunities for Black youth in Southeastern Michig...
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Since his inauguration, President Donald Trump has consistently emphasized the significance of financial investments in the U.S., claiming credit for their influx. He initially proclaimed $3 trillion in investments, escalating the figure to over $10...
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The initial 100 days of Trump's presidency were marked by actions profoundly impacting lives both domestically and globally. My frustration stems from Trump's unjust treatment of Dr. Carla Hayden, the distinguished Librarian of Congress, which mirro...
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Emerging leadership that resists pressure and embraces potential is gaining prominence at a pivotal moment. On May 22, 2025, three mayors addressing policy failures and striving to rejuvenate their cities will convene in Detroit for Forum III of the...
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On May 14, Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled his revised budget proposal for 2025-26, amounting to $321.9 billion. This initiative addresses a looming $11.9 billion deficit while safeguarding essential investments in education, healthcare, and behaviora...
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A catastrophic blaze severely damaged Louisiana's historic Nottoway Plantation House, built in 1859. While certain white observers lamented the destruction, many Black Americans and their allies celebrated on social media, perceiving this tragedy a...
