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The pendulum of U.S. democracy swings precariously, with concerns over increasing authoritarianism. The Center for Systemic Peace warns of a potential "presidential coup" under Trump. For democracy to thrive, vigilance and active civic engagement are...
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(Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Stock PhotoBy Caitjan Gainty, King’s College London) In "No More Normal," psychiatrist Alastair Santhouse discusses how psychiatry has been misused for societal control. He highlights cases like Soviet "refuseniks" and Ch...
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Target is enduring significant financial and reputational challenges after altering its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) approach. With over $12.4 billion in revenue lost and stock prices down by $27.27, the company faces lawsuits tied to these...
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A Leftist woman once admired a brilliant man until she learned he was a Conservative, leading to her disdain. Reflect on this: Have you ever deeply respected someone, only to have differing political views alter your perception? How did that revelati...
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Ladies and Gentlemen, let’s pause our device distractions. Colin Kaepernick's silent protest during the anthem on August 26, 2016, sparked controversy. While he faced exile for advocating justice, Aaron Rodgers receives accolades despite questionable...
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U.S. Senator Mark Warner hosted two town halls in Hampton Roads, addressing concerns over federal funding, economic challenges, and foreign policy. Speaking in Virginia Beach and Chesapeake, he emphasized the importance of upholding the rule of law a...
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The New Pittsburgh Courier has launched an expanded Church Directory, allowing churches to share their details for a small fee. WAMO 107.3 host “Brother Marlon” Martin sponsors up to ten churches this April, calling it a “no-brainer.” For announcemen...
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Property signifies true power today. Ownership transcends mere possession; it embodies legacy and long-term wealth creation. Instead of fleeting consumerism, focus on investing in property. This mindset fosters discipline, ensuring your assets benefi...
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Line dancing has become a joyful escape for the Black community amidst political and economic turmoil. As Chimere Love says, it’s a way to unwind and connect. This form of expression, blending joy with community, mirrors historical resistance, remind...
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Alabamians are urged to contact lawmakers to safeguard the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute from proposed budget cuts, which eliminated $100,000 in funding. Leaders like Senators Bobby Singleton and Rodger Smitherman advocate for support. The BCRI e...
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(By Clinton P. Woods | Special to The Times) Growing up in Birmingham’s Echo Highlands, Huffman ballpark shaped my youth. I learned discipline, teamwork, and resilience there. With $1 million in funding from Mayor Woodfin and the Birmingham City Coun...
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2 months ago
In this inspiring NJGPOD episode, Dr. Eric Majette, a transformative leader in education and community growth, shares his journey. With a rich background in leadership roles, he emphasizes mentorship and empowering underserved communities, offering v...
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2 months ago
Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LIX halftime show on February 9, 2025, transcended entertainment, becoming a cultural phenomenon with 133.5 million viewers. His performance, rich in symbolism and social commentary, sparked discussions about systemic issu...
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Rosa Parks and the Greensboro Four inspired John Lewis, a young seminarian at the American Baptist Theological Seminary in Nashville. In 1961, he joined the Freedom Riders, challenging segregation at southern bus terminals, despite the Supreme Court'...
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Public surveys are now open to select the muralist for Tamika Catchings’ tribute on Massachusetts Avenue. This summer, the mural celebrates Catchings, a Hall of Famer and community advocate, as part of a partnership between the Indy Arts Council and...