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The Chrysler Museum of Art showcases 34 vibrant designs by Joyce J. Scott in her exhibit “Messages.” Running from February to August 17, it includes stunning sculptures, wall hangings, and jewelry crafted with thousands of colorful beads and various...
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Financial literacy is vital for achieving good credit, yet disparities exist among African Americans. A strong credit score, crucial for financial stability, influences lenders and employers. To enhance credit scores, pay bills on time, manage credit...
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In this episode of NJGPOD, we continue our deep dive into the most pressing issues facing the Black community. From political representation to social justice, we explore how Black leadership in Virginia is shaping policy and progress. Tune in for in...
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Jefferson County Schools’ Dr. Walter B. Gonsoulin Jr. has been honored as the National Superintendent of the Year by AASA, marking a historic win for Alabama. He credits the achievement to the collective efforts of the school community. A $10,000 awa...
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In 2025, AL.com's "Beyond the Violence" project explores Birmingham's potential for transformation beyond its crime issues. Survivors like Amiriya Rowser advocate for violence intervention programs, emphasizing support during recovery. The Hospital V...
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The Education Department plans to cut over 1,300 jobs, halving its workforce amid ongoing efforts to dismantle the agency under Trump. This raises concerns about operational capabilities and funding for Alabama schools, which depend heavily on federa...
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Bessie Blount Griffin, a pioneering African American inventor and physical therapist, transformed lives with her innovative assistive devices for amputees. Despite numerous challenges, her determination shone through. She prioritized the contribution...
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(By Gwen DeRu | The Birmingham Times) Explore Birmingham's vibrant events: Blues Jam at True Story Brewing, Robyn Hitchcock at Saturn, and Burlesque Night at The Nick. Enjoy Singo Bingo, karaoke, and comedy shows throughout the week. Don't miss the L...
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ALABAMA REP. TERRI SEWELL AT THE FOOT OF THE EDMUND PETTUS BRIDGE IN SELMA DURING THE 60TH COMMEMORATION OF BLOODY SUNDAY; BIRMINGHAMTIMES.COM, MARCH 8.
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MARCH 12-18 highlights significant events in Black history. From Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable’s Chicago settlement and Pierre L’Enfant’s design of Washington, D.C., to Fannie Lou Hamer's civil rights activism and Quincy Jones' birth, this week honor...
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by Dr. John E. Warren MSNBC's leadership seems to adopt a troubling agenda, sidelining Black hosts like Joy Reid and Jose Diaz-Balart. To counteract this, supporting Joy's podcast is crucial. The Black Press remains a vital and trusted platform, es...
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NASHVILLE, TN – Brown's Diner, Nashville's oldest diner, unveils exciting new menu items and happy hour specials. Indulge in unique burgers like the Lynn's Pimento Cheeseburger and enjoy expanded breakfast options. Join the fun during happy hour with...
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LaTonya Pegues, CEO of BOAZ Enterprises and renowned physicist, will speak at the Exploratorium Museum in San Francisco on March 13, 2025. Join her for “Stories from the Path of Totality” during the After Dark Thursdays event, celebrating eclipses. D...
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Tommy Vallejos' Op-Ed in the Tennessean argues against diversity hiring policies for teachers. Monia Meeks counters, highlighting Vallejos' shifting alliances and past support for diversity. She emphasizes the importance of representation in educatio...
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Over 50 students participated in the Exponentia Prime Regional Math Competition at the Indiana State Museum, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Founder Patrick Jones aims to bridge the math gap for underrepresented youth, encoura...