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As awareness of period poverty intensifies, it is crucial to enhance our grasp of this urgent matter. The World Bank reports that over 500 million women and girls lack adequate facilities for menstrual management. Saint Lucia reflects this global dil...
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When Tayla St Rose graced the Miss Saint Lucia/USA Independence pageant stage in Brooklyn this February, the crowd erupted for “Miss Babonneau.” The 27-year-old singer-songwriter, who took home the crown, is poised to release her debut country album...
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A collaborative study by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and the University of Michigan reveals that individuals who hold strong racial biases regarding intelligence often dismiss exceptional Black characters as implausible, despite their...
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Attorney Aniel Innocent, Inspector of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, exemplifies perseverance and groundbreaking success. As the first female officer to qualify as an attorney, her journey spans 19 years filled with challenges in a male-dominate...
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Authorities are calling for witnesses to step forward following a tragic shooting in Chopin, Castries that claimed the lives of three men and left another critically injured. Victims included brothers Jesse, 28, and Emon Charles, 45, alongside their...
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Richard Sévère has been appointed as the dean of the College of Humanities, Education, and Social Sciences at Purdue University Northwest, located in Hammond, Indiana. Previously, he was the associate dean at Valparaiso University’s College of Arts a...
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Staff at the Boys Training Centre (BTC) strive to reshape public misconceptions, asserting that the boys are unfairly perceived as criminals, overshadowing their rehabilitation achievements. They've enhanced training, assisted emotional healing, and...
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Nestled on a serene hill in Massade, Saint Lucia, the Boys Training Centre (BTC) focuses on rehabilitating young boys. Manager Leanna Wallace's office presents a calming vista, juxtaposed against its contentious history. After a tragic event in Janua...
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The Indiana Historical Society’s (IHS) popular summer concert series is back in downtown Indianapolis. Sponsored by OneAmerica Financial Foundation, Concerts on the Canal takes place from May 15 to August 7 at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana His...
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Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Inc. unveiled its 2025 Summer Series, featuring five months of complimentary interactive events along the Cultural Trail. Launching in May and concluding in September, the activities are crafted for all ages and abilities...
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Amid playful banter, Prime Minister Phillip J. Pierre humorously dubbed Marchand the capital of Castries during the exhilarating launch of the 2025 Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival. Over 9,000 attendees filled Mindoo Phillip Park, reveling in a v...
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The phrase, “It’s not merely about pads; it’s about dignity,” encapsulated the outcry from women’s rights advocates after a senior opposition figure dismissed a government plan aimed at alleviating period poverty. The initiative, involving $250,000 f...
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Tickets are now available for Indianapolis' premier hip-hop musical festival, CHREECE. Since its inception in 2015, CHREECE has become a vibrant celebration of hip-hop culture in Fountain Square, scheduled for August 23. "Oreo Jones reflects on the...
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According to the New Pittsburgh Courier, “The Ebony Canal,” an influential documentary focusing on Black infant health, has garnered three distinguished Webby Awards in anticipation of the 29th Annual Webby Awards on May 12, 2025, in New York City. H...
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Donald Trump’s return to the Oval Office threatens Black communities throughout the U.S. His first 100 days have eroded dignity, attacking healthcare, education, and economic stability. Progress Michigan's research highlights the anxiety felt by Blac...