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(TriceEdneyWire.com)—A staggering 92% of Black women failed to recognize Project 2025's implications until Election Day. Despite warnings, many still supported Trump. His policies harm education, healthcare, and veterans. It’s time for Black communit...
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Angie Stone, the soulful R&B artist known for hits like "No More Rain" and "Wish I Didn’t Miss You," tragically passed away at 63 in a vehicle accident, confirmed by her publicist. Stone’s legacy will endure in her music. Memorial details will be sha...
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The Trump administration's proposal to slash 40% of the Federal Housing Administration’s workforce jeopardizes loan processing and support for Black homebuyers dependent on FHA loans. This could lead to delays and decreased access, exacerbating the r...
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Pastor Jamal Bryant of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church questions, "What happens when there's no more free lunch?" He urges Black ministers to adapt to the challenges posed by the Trump administration, highlighting the urgent need for churches to...
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The Classical Theatre of Harlem explores the power of storytelling in addressing systemic issues, particularly in healthcare. Engaging communities through shared narratives can foster awareness and drive change without resorting to violence. Let's ha...
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Donald Trump's latest executive order to abolish the U.S. Department of Education is reckless and unconstitutional. This decision threatens vital funding for schools, colleges, and students nationwide. California alone relies on over $10 billion for...
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The Trump administration's recent actions threaten minority-owned businesses by dismantling the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA), vital for fostering economic equity. This move risks widening the racial wealth gap and undermines progress m...
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An Idaho middle school teacher, Sarah Inama, refuses to take down her "Everyone Is Welcome Here" poster, labeled controversial. Her students advocate for inclusivity, and the community unites in support, highlighting the crucial role educators have i...
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Dorothy Gibbs, 97, protested for public lands at Rocky Mountain National Park, joining 900 others against recent National Park Service staff layoffs. She emphasizes that access to these cherished spaces is vital for all Americans. The Sierra Club is...
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National Freedom Day commemorates the International Day of Remembrance for Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, observed each March 25. This important occasion honors the lives of millions of enslaved Africans and their descendants,...
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Future Black Leaders, Inc. (FBL) brings together Indiana's high school and college students to champion racial equity and Black leadership. Student Ambassadors Andy Muchirahondo and Blessing Malunga draw inspiration from trailblazers like Madam C.J....
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Explore captivating images from senior sports photographer Walt Thomas, showcasing the Los Angeles Lakers versus Indiana Pacers NBA game on March 26, 2025, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The Lakers triumphed over the Pacers with a score of...
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NJGPOD interviews Annette Dunbar, exploring leadership, advocacy, and perseverance's impact. She discusses her journey, the significance of empowering communities, and ways to inspire change through proactive measures. Tune in for this captivating di...
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The Indiana State Fair, partnering with Corteva, Inc., has revealed the 2025 Featured Farmers, celebrating Indiana's agricultural families. This initiative links consumers with local farmers and their varied practices. Join live discussions at the Fa...
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Democrat Dan Goughnour secured victory in a special election on March 25, filling the late Rep. Matt Gergely's Pennsylvania House seat. Goughnour garnered 64% of the vote, overtaking Republican Charles Davis. This win restores a one-seat Democratic m...