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(Photos by Monica Morgan) Hiram E. Jackson, honored with a Boys & Girls Club renaming, reflects on his transformative journey. The club, vital to his upbringing, marked the start of his commitment to community service. Jackson’s legacy inspires f...
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From Misunderstood to Empowered Numerous Black children, especially boys, are often mischaracterized as "bad" or "disruptive," missing essential support. Cultural biases frequently obscure early autism signs. Advocacy is crucial; parents must insis...
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has scheduled a special election for November 4 to fill the congressional seat of the late Democratic U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner. This decision delays representation in Texas’ 18th Congressional District for seven months, a...
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Maintaining a healthy weight requires both exercise and a balanced diet. Many struggle with hunger while eating recommended meals. Instead of appetite suppressants, consider natural methods to manage cravings. Here are ten effective strategies to hel...
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As a Black woman in clinical trials, I champion equal access to medical research. Diverse involvement is essential for effective treatment development. By sharing insights on TikTok, I strive to foster trust in the Black community, highlighting safet...
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Amadou Bagayoko (1954-2025), celebrated Malian guitarist and part of the duo Amadou & Mariam, died on April 4 in Bamako at 70. Their distinctive blend of Malian sounds and global influences achieved millions in album sales and worldwide recognition,...
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Detroit's budget process wrapped up amidst late-night takeout negotiations, resulting in a $3 billion budget approved by the City Council. Modifications to Mayor Duggan's plan aim to meet pressing community demands. This achievement marks the 12th ba...
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Doubts have transformed into certainty. Following Donald Trump's January return to the White House, subtle cues have evolved into explicit declarations. The distortion of American history is now evident—enshrined in laws and supported by a government...
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Forty-three-year-old Representative John James has announced his candidacy for Michigan's 2026 gubernatorial race. Criticizing Democratic leadership, he vows to restore common sense. James, the first Black member of Michigan's congressional delegatio...
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In 2014, Stephen Hawking warned about the risks of artificial intelligence outpacing human intelligence. As technology advances, concerns grow over job loss and AI in warfare. Yet, the true danger may stem from humanity's flawed nature, as depicted i...
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The DuSable Black History Museum welcomes Carol Moseley Braun as its new Board Chair. A distinguished former U.S. Senator and ambassador, Braun is celebrated for her dedication to civil rights and educational equity. Her leadership is set to strength...
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Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias emphasizes the importance of understanding REAL ID requirements as the May 7 deadline nears. Residents not flying shortly can postpone acquiring one to skip DMV queues. REAL IDs are crucial for domestic f...
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Flint students are familiar with government failures, facing poisoned water and underfunded schools. The abrupt cut of $42 million in federal pandemic relief funds threatens essential projects like HVAC upgrades and support for vulnerable students, j...
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At just 18, John Antonio Poole was sentenced to life without parole, raising concerns about young adult justice. The Michigan Supreme Court has ordered reviews for over 250 similar cases, recognizing rehabilitation possibilities. This landmark ruling...
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Public discussions frequently fall prey to false dichotomies, resulting in fruitless debates. Actor Anthony Mackie recently asserted that success is bestowed, not earned, challenging the value of hard work. His statements sparked a conversation about...