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& NNPA NEWSWIRE—Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley cautioned that the Trump-Musk administration's drastic workforce cuts at the Social Security Administration could disrupt benefits for millions. With a 50% workforce reduction looming, O’Ma...
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Republican lawmakers are seeking to end a Biden administration mandate that local governments and water utilities identify and replace lead pipes nationwide, potentially obstructing efforts being made in metro Atlanta. The Lead and Copper Rule Improv...
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As we commemorate International Women’s Day 2025, CARICOM reestablishes its dedication to fostering gender equality and uplifting women, especially from marginalized groups. In the face of persistent issues such as gender-based violence and systemic...
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Eager graduates await college decisions, a moment steeped in both anxiety and optimism. To prepare, delve into compelling literature highlighting education in the Black community. Elaine Weiss’s “Spell Freedom” reveals how Citizenship Schools enhance...
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The House of Representatives took a decisive stance, voting 224-198 to censure Democrat Al Green in response to his vociferous interruption during President Trump’s address. In the aftermath of the vote, Green addressed the assembly with notable defi...
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Virginia State's men and Fayetteville State's women triumphed at the CIAA championships in Baltimore, showcasing exceptional skill. However, the event turned bittersweet as the audience learned of singer Angie Stone's heartbreaking passing during hal...
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Newly elected Hampton Mayor Jimmy Gray has announced listening campaigns scheduled for March. The first session took place on March 5 at North Phoebus Community Center. Upcoming sessions are March 19 at Northampton Community Center and April 2 at Abe...
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By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times SELMA – At the Edmund Pettus Bridge, Alabama Rep. Terri Sewell and political leaders emphasized the ongoing struggle for voting rights. “Walking Forward Together” highlights challenges threatening democracy. Desp...
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Nancy Gardner Sewell, Selma's first Black woman on the City Council, fought tirelessly for equitable health care access until her passing in 2021. Her legacy continues through U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell, advocating for early cancer detection legislation....
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UAB News Join us for a nostalgic evening with The Drifters and Cornell Gunter’s Coasters on Sunday, March 30, at UAB’s Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center. Experience classic hits like “Under the Boardwalk” and “Poison Ivy.” Tickets range from $25...
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What obstructs socioeconomic advancement for Black America? A fragmented sense of unity and ineffective organization significantly impedes progress. Leadership often prioritizes education, overlooking vital industries and exacerbating the gap between...
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The Indiana Commission for Women celebrated International Women’s Day on March 4, 2025, in Indianapolis. Partnered with the Asian American Alliance, Inc., the theme was #AccelerateAction. The event included speakers, panels, and networking at the Ind...
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Water issues occupy Indiana residents' minds, especially after legislation affecting wetlands and a proposed pipeline. A Nature Conservancy survey shows 95% support water protection. Hoosiers demand comprehensive water management policies, influencin...
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Republicans voted for budget cuts affecting Medicaid and SNAP to benefit the wealthy, risking health care for millions. Democrats unanimously opposed this, urging Republicans to prioritize Americans over tax cuts for billionaires. Medicaid's crucial...
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ADVISA in Carmel awards 12 Leadership Diversity Scholarships for 2025 to under-represented leaders eager to enhance their influence. Scholarships cover three programs: Emerging Leader Series, Leadership Fundamentals, and Leadership Academy. This init...