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For those not experiencing poverty, it can be challenging to grasp the full extent of the hardships faced by those who are. True understanding requires more than empathy; it demands a committed moral stance to identify and address the systemic obsta...
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This month marked the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a landmark legislation signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson at the U.S. Capitol. He was joined by crucial lawmakers from both parties and civil rights icons like Dr. Martin Lut...
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French philosopher Albert Camus is often quoted as saying, “Without work, all life is rotten; when work is soulless, life stifles and dies.” While historians debate the authenticity of this quote, its message resonates profoundly, particularly as w...
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It’s astonishing that an individual with 34 criminal convictions is now dictating terms of law and order, jeopardizing the lives of innocent individuals including President Obama and Attorney General Letitia James, while destabilizing Washington, D.C...
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Governor Lisa Cook, a distinguished economist, has committed her career to breaking down obstacles to innovation and economic inclusion. Since her tenure on the Federal Reserve Board, she has contributed profound expertise while upholding independent...
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The current mid-cycle redistricting map in Texas appears crafted to skew elections and marginalize voters. This initiative, reportedly spurred by former President Trump, reflects a desperate bid to retain influence. Governor Abbott and Texas Republi...
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(Photos: YouTube Screenshots) - The Center for American Progress (CAP) has released a brief asserting that the Trump administration has compromised public and officer safety by deploying masked, unrecognizable Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE...
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Recent remarks by President Donald Trump on social media regarding the portrayal of slavery by the Smithsonian Institution are both erroneous and embarrassing for our nation. He stated, “The Smithsonian is OUT OF CONTROL,” criticizing the institutio...
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Tina Price-Genes, President of the Aliquippa School Board, received support from a parent of a football coach hours after a devastating bus accident involving numerous junior high players on August 23 in Aliquippa. As of August 26, two individuals re...
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San Francisco’s rich maritime legacy is facing a concerning decline, evident in the crumbling piers and wharves across the city. From the renowned Aquatic Cove in District 2 to the neglected structures in southeast District 10, a distressing pattern...
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Josh Vasa understood the enormity of his task in Tuesday’s District 3 Birmingham City Council elections, succeeding Valerie Abbott, who resigned after an impressive six terms. “Abbott dedicated nearly 24 years and attended almost every council meetin...
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After finishing a distant third in Tuesday's Birmingham mayoral election, State Representative Juandalynn Givan concluded her campaign much like she commenced it: with relentless fervor. Although she did not address her supporters at a Watch Party a...
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The Birmingham Board of Education (BOE) elections have concluded, with all seats determined except for those in Districts 2, 8, and 9. Sherman Collins (District 1), Derrick Billups (District 4), and Leticia Watkins Harvell (District 6) emerged victor...
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Let me pose a question: Have you ever struggled to accept advice, guidance, or insights from someone younger than yourself? I often found myself believing that my age inherently made me wiser. However, two significant experiences reshaped my perspect...
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Jefferson County Commissioner Sheila Tyson has made a statement following the dismissal of Birmingham lobbyist Greg Jones by the majority of Central Alabama Water, which was formerly known as the Birmingham Water Works. This significant event raises...