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The transformative exhibition, A Prescription for Change, has been extended until April 26, 2025, at the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia (BHMVA) in Richmond. Curated by historian Elvatrice Parker Belsches, it employs compelling n...
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On April 18, Norfolk State University (NSU) commenced the construction of its $118 million New Science Building in collaboration with Work Program Architects (WPA), SmithGroup, and S.B. Ballard Construction. This innovative 131,376-square-foot struct...
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Former Housing Secretary and pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson, alongside his wife Candy, engaged with Indianapolis leaders in an education-focused roundtable last week. Moderated by Vop Osili, the discussion highlighted the significance of enhan...
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On January 23, merely three days into his second term, President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14176, which seeks to declassify documents related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and Reverend Dr. Ma...
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The John R. Oishei Foundation proudly welcomes Pamela Ross, MSW, as its new Community Impact Leader. This key position aligns with the Foundation’s mission to foster systemic change and financial equity in the Buffalo-Niagara area. Ross aims to integ...
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What legacy does Ed Gainey leave behind? Recently, Common Sense Change Action distributed a controversial mailer featuring an outdated depiction of a dilapidated building, claiming Gainey wastes funds and damages neighborhoods. Critics argue this mis...
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When faced with death, loved ones encounter not only sorrow but also a flurry of urgent decisions—emotional and financial. While you can’t dictate the aftermath, planning ahead simplifies this burden. Engaging in dialogues about desires, preparing le...
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The U.S. military functions as a united entity dedicated to protecting national interests, guided by significant leadership. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under scrutiny due to allegations of security violations, intensifying calls for his replac...
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The Associated Press ATLANTA — Rev. Dr. Jamal Bryant, the pastor of a prominent Georgia megachurch, has escalated a previous 40-day boycott of Target into a full-fledged protest. He asserts that the retailer must adhere to demands for reinstating d...
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As Caleb “Twizz” Heath positioned himself behind the drum kit at Birmingham's Carver Theatre, the surrounding sounds faded into oblivion. The 18-year-old was swiftly invited by Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame's José Carr to join a jam session. “Everything...
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Rotimi Kukoyi, a standout scholar and former captain of Hoover High School's varsity soccer team, continues his pursuit of excellence as a junior at UNC Chapel Hill. Recently honored as a 2025 Harry S. Truman Scholar, he recognizes that strong commun...
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Our severe weather safety tips series has wrapped up, paving the way for a new focus on yard safety this spring. As delightful days inspire outdoor work, achieving a picturesque lawn that enhances curb appeal and is perfect for family activities is e...
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The Birmingham Water Works Board (BWWB) faced swift public backlash after implementing a policy to restrict public comment during meetings. City Council President Darrell O’Quinn criticized the move as “ill-advised,” citing the board’s apparent disco...
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(This Week in Black History: April 23-29) APRIL 23,1856—Granville T. Woods, celebrated American inventor from Columbus, Ohio, is born. He amassed 65 patents for groundbreaking electrical and communication devices, including an innovative telephone tr...
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Amidst the President's Executive Orders that arguably exceed constitutional and legislative boundaries, the Democratic Minority in the House must mobilize beyond mere dialogue. Each order, particularly those affecting tariffs, necessitates legislativ...