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On March 7, 1965, 600 civil rights marchers, led by Hosea Williams and John Lewis, crossed Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge, demanding voting rights. Instead of support, they faced violent opposition. The brutality of that day, known as Bloody Sunday, ig...
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Sen. Elissa Slotkin criticized former President Trump’s policies, labeling them a “reckless gamble” risking recession. Slotkin, from Illinois, condemned Trump's focus on billionaires, rising costs, and dismissed workers. She highlighted the need for...
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Shelby County Commissioners advanced two ordinances on ethics oversight in a packed General Government Committee meeting. Commissioner Edmund Ford Jr.'s arrest on February 28 for federal bribery and tax evasion charges was a key topic during the Marc...
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Amidst a Texas measles outbreak, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. misleadingly emphasized vitamin A and non-standard treatments like cod liver oil, budesonide, and clarithromycin, despite lacking scientific support. Vaccination remains crucial for prevention, w...
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Photo Credit: Southern University Human Jukebox An arrest has occurred in the case of Southern University student Caleb Wilson’s death, who collapsed during a fraternity event. Caleb McCray, an Omega Psi Phi member, faces charges of criminal hazing...
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Social media buzz claims the Patriot Front disbanded after FBI leadership changes. Despite Joe Rogan's assertions, the group remains active, holding rallies in Iowa and Massachusetts. The Southern Poverty Law Center identifies them as a white nationa...
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — D’Wayne Wiggins, co-founder of Grammy-nominated Tony! Toni! Tone!, known for hits like “Anniversary” and “It Never Rains (In Southern California),” has passed away at 64. A celebrated guitarist and mentor, Wiggins influenced many,...
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Glenda Bell Data News Weekly Contributor Black women are pivotal in American history, driving abolition, civil rights, and innovation across fields. Icons like Rosa Parks and Kamala Harris broke barriers. Literary and musical legends such as Toni Mo...
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Actress Taylour Paige-Angulo candidly shared her 20-year battle with endometriosis, highlighting the severe pain and emotional impact. After enduring debilitating symptoms, she underwent surgery in 2023. Her journey underscores the importance of awar...
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The 2025 Zulu Ball, held at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, blended elegance with cultural pride, attracting local and celebrity attendees in stunning attire. Filled with music, food, and entertainment, it was a night to remember. Celebrating...
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Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor Mardi Gras in New Orleans faced disruption as severe storms hit the South, bringing high winds and heavy rain. Parades were rescheduled or canceled amid tornado threats. Zulu and Rex parades started early,...
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Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. (D-LA) and Rep. Garrett Graves (R-LA) played pivotal roles in passing the Social Security Fairness Act, benefiting 94,000 Louisiana public servants. The act repeals unfair provisions, ensuring retroactive payments and...
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Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia Angie Stone, iconic singer-songwriter and hip-hop pioneer, tragically died in a Montgomery, Alabama car accident at 63. Her publicist, Deborah R. Champagne, confirmed the he...
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US Army Lieutenant General Telita Crosland, a senior Black female officer, was compelled to retire following high-level military dismissals by President Trump. Despite her 32-year service dedication, no reason was given for her departure. Defense Sec...
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Memphis Tigers' coach Penny Hardaway, a Treadwell High alumnus, joined his hometown team with impressive credentials, earning Parade National High School Player of the Year. On campus, he excelled as a two-time All-American. His remarkable journey le...
