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Birdie Mae Davis, a pivotal figure in Alabama's desegregation struggle, passed away at 77 in Birmingham. She was one of the first Black students to integrate Murphy High School in 1963, showcasing immense courage amid hostility. Her legacy endures, s...
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A measles outbreak in Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma has reached 321 cases, up 25 since Friday. Hospitalizations rose to 38, with most cases in unvaccinated individuals. Officials warn of a prolonged outbreak, emphasizing increased testing to combat...
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Doechii’s remarkable journey continues as she is honored as Billboard’s 2025 Woman of the Year. Celebrated for her viral tracks like "No Scrubs" and "Denial is a River," she also won a Grammy for her album "Alligator Bites Never Heal." The event airs...
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The U.S. faces rising inflation impacting food, housing, and healthcare, especially affecting underserved families and single mothers. Ascend Dallas has empowered women since 1908, providing essential programs like the Nurse Family Partnership and Ec...
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Raised by a hardworking single mother, I faced financial uncertainty until I joined Web Industries, a 100% employee-owned company. The ESOP transformed my life, empowering me to contribute meaningfully. I take pride in my ideas, knowing I have a voic...
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Gov. Greg Abbott visited St. Timothy Christian Academy, promoting his private school voucher program, yet hasn’t been to a Texas public school in years. Meanwhile, a local school serving deaf students is closing due to underfunding. Critics argue thi...
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MONTGOMERY, AL — At a national symposium, Attorney Fred D. Gray called for a resurgence of the Civil Rights Movement, highlighting persistent injustices. Recognized as Dr. King’s “chief counsel,” Gray motivated participants to address critical topics...
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — ATHENA recipients Dr. Phyllis Qualls and Dr. Katherine Y. Brown visited the Parthenon in Athens, Greece, after their Nashville awards. Qualls, a 2016 recipient, and Brown, honored in 2015 and 2021, celebrated their journey, reflect...
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President Trump recently signed an executive order dismantling seven federal agencies, jeopardizing the essential services provided by AFSCME members at Voice of America. This move threatens objective news delivery and cultural institutions, undermin...
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(TriceEdneyWire.com) – Ten Democrats sided with dissent against Rep. Al Green, who has honorably served Congress for 11 terms. The true warriors stood against Trump’s hateful rhetoric. Silence implies consent, while those who objected demonstrated co...
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As America confronts turbulent changes, Black Americans risk regressing to a time akin to the post-Reconstruction era. Powerful figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump, with troubling histories, threaten hard-won rights. Their ideologies may further...
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TSU News Service) – Brandy Tate, a pioneering Black female director at ESPN and TSU alumna, is reshaping sports media. Celebrated during Women’s History Month, she directed significant programs like NFL Live and brought First Take t...
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(TriceEdneyWire.com) – “Running a campaign to cut taxes for the wealthy while raising them on the poor is unrealistic. Instead, distractions about foreign exploitation arise. Tariffs masquerade as patriotic, but if they resemble taxes and burden cons...
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As our education system faces instability, local school boards hold immense power in shaping student futures. School Board Partners' report highlights crucial challenges: representation, role clarity, and training. By empowering boards with proper su...
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Forty-five years ago, President Jimmy Carter proclaimed March 2-8, 1980, as National Women’s History Week. This milestone marked the recognition of women's contributions and the ongoing fight for equality. Despite challenges, understanding women's hi...