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A world devoid of violence is essential, especially one free from gun-related incidents. The recent assassination of Charlie Kirk near York, Pennsylvania, was followed by a tragic series of events, including the fatal shooting of three police officer...
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Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel, key personalities in the realm of late-night entertainment, currently face censorship and being dismissed when their commentary unsettles those in power—a reality that should alarm us all. If such influential figures...
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In a realm filled with courteous monsters and terrifying lawmen, I’d select the cannibal who enjoys fine Bach over the G-man who shamelessly undermines the constitution. One of them, at least, has standards. If I find myself in a room with a notoriou...
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As I examine the rulings from our Appeals Courts and the U.S. Supreme Court, I often find myself questioning where we can pursue justice, especially when it appears a lower court has rendered an unjust opinion. A recent decision by the Georgia Suprem...
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NEW YORK — On September 28, 2025, Rev. Al Sharpton, the founder and president of the National Action Network, responded to Mayor Eric Adams' announcement not to pursue re-election. This news followed Adams' recent appearance on Sharpton's PoliticsNat...
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The 2025 Domino’s Run for Govs 5K and Valerie Hunter-Kelly Run/Walk For the Govs 1K is set to begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 11, at the Pace Alumni Center on Emerald Hill, with same-day registration commencing at 7 a.m. Antonio Murgas, the propri...
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In the year 2024, the median income for Black households reached 60.5 percent of what non-Hispanic White families earned. This marks a decline from 63.4 percent in 2023, and a further drop from 65.2 percent in 2022. Such figures highlight an ongoing...
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The Trump Administration is reallocating approximately $350 million originally designated for Minority-Serving Institutions as part of a broader $500 million initiative aimed at providing a one-time financial infusion to historically Black colleges a...
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Two women hailing from Georgia were incensed by the relentless barrage of images depicting Black individuals—men and women alike—falling victim to law enforcement and white vigilantes. Their frustration catalyzed a formidable response, prompting Ashl...
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A team of researchers from Columbia University has uncovered a striking connection between split-second decision-making and racial stereotypes using advanced brain-imaging technology. Their study reveals that these stereotypes can lead individuals to...
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Across the nation, small enterprises are increasingly concerned as they monitor the repercussions of alterations stemming from the Trump administration. Within a cherished industry that boasts nearly 200 years of history, leaders express trepidation...
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Eric Brown has officially been named the new president of Denmark Technical College, marking an important leadership change for the historically Black institution. The announcement was made by the South Carolina State Board for Technical and Comprehe...
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A mass shooting, a vast fire, an abduction, and a storm disabling power for 300,000 residents are challenging news. Yet, Lisa Sylvester of WPXI-TV delivers this information to Pittsburgh audiences with a calm and uplifting demeanor, ensuring viewers...
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This past weekend, Pastor Jamaal Bernard, a significant figure within the Christian community, celebrated a pivotal milestone in his pastoral vocation. On Friday, September 19, he was formally inducted as the new Senior Pastor of the Christian Cultu...
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At the conclusion of the Southern California Annual Conference on September 28, the esteemed Reverend Dr. Timothy E. Tyler was appointed by Bishop Francine A. Brookins to lead the First AME Church (FAME) in Los Angeles. Previously, Dr. Tyler pastored...