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Minnie Louise Borum, aged 93, was remembered alongside Michael Edwin Cullen, 77, and Carmen Rena Newton, 54. Their funeral service took place on March 8th at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel, led by Bishop Tony Mitchell. Ivy Geraldine Patterson, 93, a...
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Social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram are popular for health advice among youth, but many trends overlook unique Black health needs. Misinformation spreads quickly, promoting unsafe practices. It's crucial to critically assess viral trends...
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Detroit's heartbeat resonates fiercely every 313 Day, celebrating its grit and pride. From vibrant events like bike rides and concerts to culinary delights at local eateries, the city's spirit shines. With a commitment to community and culture, Detro...
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Detroit's skyline reflects its complex narrative. The Renaissance Center symbolizes both rebirth and exclusion for many Black residents. Councilmember Mary Waters advocates for honoring Coleman Young, the city's first Black mayor, by attaching his na...
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By Taalib Saber, attorney and owner of The Saber Firm. Despite recent federal cuts to DEI programs, Black entrepreneurs can seize this moment for self-sufficiency and community growth. Emphasizing collaboration, digital marketing, and ownership will...
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The U.S. Agriculture Department is discontinuing two pandemic-era programs, impacting over $1 billion allocated to schools and food banks for local food purchases. The cuts jeopardize meal quality and community farmers, highlighting a disconnect in f...
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Pastor Charlie E. Dates, alongside volunteers from ProgressiveChicago and Salem Baptist Church, will distribute 40,000 eggs on March 15 to assist families amid soaring grocery prices due to the bird flu crisis. This initiative aims to alleviate econo...
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Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman has reintroduced the CROWN Act in Congress to prohibit federal hair discrimination. This legislation aims to protect natural hairstyles, including braids and locs. Coleman emphasizes that everyone should feel respected i...
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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly reshaped U.S. education, with teacher shortages, scripted curricula, and rising mental health issues. Students face increased technology scrutiny, while social-emotional support remains crucial. Trust in teache...
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Actress Ayo Edebiri revealed she received “insane death threats” after Elon Musk shared a false report about her casting in a film. Edebiri criticized Musk’s actions on Instagram, recalling the racial slurs she endured. Meanwhile, the misinformation...
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The first Black-owned newspaper, Freedom's Journal, launched in New York City on March 16, 1827. The Black Press remains vital, with over 200 newspapers today. Celebrated annually on Black Press Day, its legacy endures, reflecting the importance of B...
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WASHINGTON — Starlette Thomas recalls protesting daily at 16th and H streets against police brutality and racial injustice during the summer of 2020. On March 10, the 45-year-old Bowie, Maryland, resident revisited this significant site to commemorat...
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California lawmakers are taking action against AI-driven price discrimination. They have introduced five bills targeting unfair pricing practices based on personal data. This legislation aims to protect consumers from algorithms that manipulate price...
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In an unprecedented partnership, Kamilah Moore and Republican Assemblyman Bill Essayli aim to advance California reparations by proposing the Freedmen Affairs Agency. Despite opposing taxpayer-funded reparations, Essayli's bill focuses on genealogy s...
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Since 2016, SOUL has championed tree restoration in New Orleans, severely impacted by Hurricane Katrina. However, $3.5 million in funding was lost due to the Trump Administration's stance on diversity initiatives. This funding loss jeopardizes SOUL's...
