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Experiencing emotional turmoil is commonplace when confronting stark realities that evoke deep sentiments. This resonates with me following the revelation of former President Joe Biden’s aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis, coinciding with the emerg...
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Mario Andretti is always eager to share his deep affection for open-wheel racing. In a recent gathering at the expansive Andretti Autosport Hospitality at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, he offered insights on the NTT IndyCar Series and the much-ant...
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Globally recognized, the United States is esteemed not only for its formidable military and political influence but also for its unwavering commitment to humanitarian endeavors for marginalized populations. This regard emanates from its transformat...
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Is it imperative for those seeking public office in the United States to fully grasp the legal frameworks governing their positions? Following an administration marked by ignorance of legal obligations, the focus has shifted to self-serving interests...
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Over 150 middle and high school girls from Indiana convened Friday at The AMP at 16 Tech, joining for inspiration, empowerment, and vital career insights. The event, “I Can Be That” Girls Empowerment: Sports Edition, was orchestrated by the 16 Tech C...
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A widely recognized power tool in lawn care is the weed eater, crafted to spin a blade or string at high speeds. This mechanism effectively trims unwanted vegetation but also, poses risks by flinging debris like stones, which can lead to property dam...
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MAKENZY HOWARD, A 16-YEAR-OLD STUDENT AT RAMSAY HIGH SCHOOL, SHARES INSIGHTS ON HER INVOLVEMENT WITH A LOCAL NONPROFIT. IN AN INTERVIEW WITH BIRMINGHAMTIMES.COM, PUBLISHED ON MAY 19, SHE DISCUSSES THE IMPACT THIS ORGANIZATION HAS HAD ON HER PERSONAL...
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On the evening of May 20, Pennsylvania experienced a pivotal Election Night, highlighted by significant victories for Black women in the Democratic races for the Pittsburgh Public School Board Directors and Common Pleas Court judges.Amanda Green-Haw...
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Headlines frequently spotlight the conflict between former President Donald Trump’s administration and prestigious institutions like Harvard and Columbia. However, these elite universities cater to merely a fractional segment of the nearly 20 million...
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Though Jeremy Martin has a limited presence at local art festivals, his impact was undeniable at the recent 42nd annual Magic City Art Connection (MCAC) at Sloss Furnaces, where he proudly claimed a prestigious award. “I’m still new to festivals,” r...
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For artist Carl Smith, the natural world serves as his creative canvas. While some might view a mere tree branch, Smith envisions intricate centerpieces, wall art, or exquisite wooden jewelry. “A piece of wood often resonates with me; I immediately...
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MONTGOMERY — On Tuesday, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey appointed Judge Bill Lewis of the state appellate court to the Alabama Supreme Court, marking him as the first Black Republican to hold this position. Lewis takes over from Justice Jay Mitchell, who...
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This week in Black history honors groundbreaking achievements in education, politics, and social justice. On May 21, 1862, Mary Jane Patterson became the first Black woman in U.S. history to earn a master’s degree—from Oberlin College. Fast forward...
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It is with great sorrow that we announce the tranquil passing of Ronald D. Holloway, a dedicated father, grandfather, brother, uncle, veteran, and dear friend. A proud member of the United States Air Force, Ronald exemplified discipline and valor, qu...
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***EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AT BJCC*** **Assistant Ticketing Manager - Operations** BJCC is seeking an Assistant Ticketing Manager-Operations. For further details and application submission, visit [BJCC Careers](https://www.bjcc.org/jobs/) or send...