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The foremost jeopardy facing the educational prospects of Black individuals is not a deficiency in capability or motivation, but rather the actions of the United States Supreme Court. In 2023, the conservative majority abolished affirmative action in...
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Odell Beckham Jr. ignited discussion inadvertently while guesting on The Pivot Podcast, where he sought to clarify the complexities behind seemingly lucrative deals. Speaking candidly, he examined a five-year, $100 million contract, revealing, “It tr...
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On Tuesday, December 23, one of the nation's most promising young basketball athletes will return to his roots to inspire the next generation.Darius Acuff Jr., a freshman guard for the Arkansas Razorbacks and a standout in the 2025 recruiting class,...
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Detroit Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield officially announced the reappointment of Chief Todd Bettison as the city’s chief of police on Tuesday. Throughout her campaign, Sheffield emphasized Bettison's pivotal role in the significant reduction of violent c...
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Detroit Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield has appointed Brian White, her loyal chief of staff, as the new Deputy Mayor and senior advisor. Traditionally, deputy mayors engage in essential administrative functions, and in Detroit, they have contributed to an...