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In honor of Mother’s Day, local mothers and leaders reflect on the invaluable lessons from their own mothers. Khaula Murtadha, Erien Dickens, and Rupal Thanawala share insights shaped by resilience, compassion, and the importance of family. They emph...
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In a lawsuit lodged on Thursday, Union district officials assert that state legislators breached multiple provisions of the Indiana Constitution by incorporating closure mandates into a property tax bill, Senate Enrolled Act 1, passed without public...
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Our heritage and community face significant threats. President Trump alleges an extensive effort to distort American history, yet he seeks to sanitize it through executive orders targeting perceived "improper ideology." This endangers civil rights pr...
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Since its inception in 1996, the Spirit & Place Festival has profoundly enriched community engagement through the realms of arts, culture, and spirituality. This inclusive gathering each November calls for contributions from a broad spectrum of p...
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Join the Nur-Allah Islamic Center and local supporters on May 17-18 to honor the centenary of El-Hajj Malik Al-Shabazz, better known as Malcolm X. His legacy continues to inspire countless individuals globally, promising an enlightening celebration....
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Virginia Union University (VUU) recently convened the virtual B.L.A.C. (Black Leadership Across Campuses) Higher Education Summit, uniting over 250 educators, administrators, and policymakers to address systemic barriers affecting Black students in a...
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Every child deserves a nurturing, secure environment, yet many suffer from abuse and neglect. In Indiana, around 10% of children experience abuse by age 18, with many cases unreported. Strong families start with comprehensive prenatal care and consis...
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Approximately nine years ago, Cecilia Coleman-Finney transformed her passion for fashion and music into the beloved CC’s “Mother’s Day Extravaganza.” “It brings me joy,” she shared. This year’s event will feature a buffet dinner, a fashion show with...
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On July 25, 2023, significant budget cuts proposed by the Trump administration could devastate Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, threatening $25 million in funding from the vital Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). This proposal jeopardizes prog...
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The workplace can significantly influence suicide rates, with loggers and musicians experiencing heightened risks, while educators enjoy comparatively low rates. Research from Arizona State University reveals that socio-demographic factors, supportiv...
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Bishop T.D. Jakes has recently entrusted the leadership of the Potter’s House to his daughter, Sarah Jakes Roberts, and her husband, Touré Roberts. This transition follows Jakes’ onstage heart attack last November. The duo, both seasoned assistants a...
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On May 9, over 200 students and activists will gather at Kelly Ingram Park to honor the 1963 Children’s Crusade. The assembly begins at 8:30 a.m., leading towards Birmingham City Hall and culminating at Boutwell Auditorium, where a documentary will b...
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The Birmingham Times Juneteenth is officially recognized as a state holiday in Alabama. On Thursday, Governor Kay Ivey endorsed legislation establishing June 19 as a state holiday. Passed by both the Senate and House, House Bill 165 was championed...
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Protective Life Corporation announces its second annual Community Wellness Fair on Tuesday, May 13, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., held at Protective Stadium in Birmingham’s vibrant Uptown Entertainment District. This free event in the South Plaza’s Recruiti...
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I have long maintained that our hardships can lead to triumphs, but I question where these adversities leave women, especially Black women. Recently, in the backdrop of tumultuous political discourse, Georgia’s emerging scenario is troubling. A 24-y...