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CIA Director Visits Guyana Amid Protest From Venezuela

The visit of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director William J. Burns to Guyana this week has sparked protest from Venezuela. Venezuela’s claim over two-thirds of Guyana’s territory in the resource-rich Essequibo regi...

Monday Night Politics – April 15, 2024

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The state of our Black boys

On any given day, you can find Damondre Robertson, 25, picking up trash behind the building that is home to the Martindale-Brightwood Community Development Corporation (MBCDC). The nonprofit focuses on multiple pillars, including housing, educati...

Sisters Network: On the front lines of the Black breast cancer crisis

(The Dallas Examiner) – “Together, our breast cancer journey is an experience that makes us healthier and improves the health of our community. We pledge to you, that we are in the fight until we win,” said Karen Eubanks Jackson, founder and CEO of...

Delaware State University Establishes Collaborative Partnership with University of Belize

Historically Black Delaware State University has signed a memorandum of understanding with the University of Belize in Central America to partner together on various collaborative research and academic initiatives. Through their new partnership, the...

Antigua Cops Awarded For Saint Lucia Tour Of Duty

Sixteen Antigua and Barbuda police officers received badges of honour this week for supporting a Regional Security System (RSS) mission in Saint Lucia. The mission was in response to a surge in deadly gun violence in the town of Vieux Fort. In March...

Recorder Rewind: Butler vs Bowling Green, Women’s NIT 1st Round

Check out the photos from the first round of the Women’s NIT matchup between Butler and Bowling Green! Multiple Butler University and Bowling Green players attempt to secure possession during their matchup in the 1st round of the Women̵...

A Trio of Black Scholars Appointed to New Faculty Positions

Caree Banton has been appointed chair of the department of history in the Fulbright College of Arts and Science at the University of Arkansas. She has been with the university since 2013, currently serving as an associate professor of history and dir...

Catchings to receive first-ever Ethical Leadership Award at University of Indianapolis

Tamika Catchings, a household name in basketball and a beacon of community leadership and entrepreneurialism in Indianapolis, is being honored with the inaugural Kevin R. Armstrong Ethical Leadership Award. The accolade recognizes Catchings for her...

Spelman College to Establish the First-Ever Cosmetic Chemistry Program at an HBCU

Spelman College, a historically Black women’s college in Atlanta, Georgia, has announced it will offer a concentration in cosmetic chemistry for students majoring in chemistry as well as a minor in cosmetic science for students in other majors....

Eskenazi Health expands reach with new Eastside campus in Indianapolis

In a bid to bolster health care accessibility and address disparity in health care in Indianapolis, Eskenazi Health has announced the opening of its latest state-of-the-art health center, the Eskenazi Health Thomas & Arlene Grande Campus. Loc...

Kimberly Enard is the First African-American Recipient of the John D. Thompson Prize

Kimberly Enard, an associate professor in the College for Public Health and Social Justice at Saint Louis University in Missouri, has been honored with the 2024 John D. Thompson Prize from the Association of University Programs for Health Administrat...

Jail For Vieux Fort Man Accused Of Stealing Chickens, Eggs

A court has fined and jailed a Vieux Fort man accused of twice entering a farm at Augier, Vieux Fort, and stealing chickens and eggs. When the accused, identified as 45-year-old Elijah Elibox of Augier, appeared virtually before the court, he receive...

Remembering the advocacy, legacy of Senator Jean Breaux

Senator Jean Breaux On Wednesday, March 20 the Indiana Democratic Party (IDP) announced the passing of Senator Jean Breaux who represented District 34 for almost 20 years. Community leaders and colleagues joined in remembering her impact on the ci...

Dallas Cowboys ‘Inspire Change’ to underserved communities

(The Dallas Examiner) – As the Dallas Cowboys gear up for another NFL season, the team isn’t just focused on capturing the elusive Super Bowl championship; they’re also deeply committed to making a significant impact off the field. Beyond the gri...