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Catholicism’s origins are not confined to Europe; it emerged on the eastern Mediterranean's periphery, expanding through Roman trade routes into Africa and Asia. Notably, three early Black Roman bishops shaped doctrinal foundations. Despite enduring...
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On April 28, Rev. Dr. William Barber II, an esteemed North Carolina pastor, renowned anti-poverty advocate, and Yale educator, was apprehended alongside two fellow clergy members for reciting prayers in the Capitol Rotunda. A Capitol Police spokesper...
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(Hulton Archive/Getty Images) In 1969, cast members of 'Sesame Street' gathered with beloved characters like Big Bird and Cookie Monster. The Trump administration's attempts to cut funding for NPR and PBS threaten public media's reach, according to...
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The New Pittsburgh Courier proudly showcases its 2023 Fab 40 Under 40 honorees—dynamic Black professionals shaping Pittsburgh's future. Held at the Sheraton Hotel Station Square, the event spotlighted leaders in business, education, and community ser...
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The New Pittsburgh Courier's Fab 40 Class of 2018 celebrated 40 outstanding African American professionals under 40 who are making significant impacts in Pittsburgh. Held at the Fairmont Hotel, the event highlighted achievements across various secto...
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The New Pittsburgh Courier proudly revisits its 2018 Fab 40 Under 40 honorees—exceptional Black professionals shaping Pittsburgh’s future. Celebrated at the Fairmont Hotel, this distinguished group includes leaders like Andrea Barber, Cameron Barnett...
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After years of deliberation, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey enacted significant legislation on Wednesday, altering the governance of the Birmingham Water Works Board, diminishing Birmingham's control. The new structure appoints a seven-member authority p...
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Xavier Golden embraced a significant opportunity, leveraging his military training and adaptability to launch a successful technology career. Graduating with honors in computer science from UAB on May 3, he secured a software engineering role at Mic...
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John Goodman, embodying his namesake's ethos, has transformed from a shy homeschooler into a confident leader in Trussville, Alabama, after his impactful tenure at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Graduating with high honors in industrial dis...
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Aubrey Bennett, an esteemed educator at George Washington Carver High School, has been honored as the Alternate Alabama Teacher of the Year for 2025-2026. This accolade was revealed during the state's Teacher of the Year Reception in Montgomery on We...
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The Birmingham Museum of Art invites everyone to its annual African Heritage Festival on Saturday, May 10, from 1 to 5 p.m. Celebrating African and diasporic cultures, this free event features vibrant art, music, and dance experiences.
Enjoy electr...
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Spring captivates the senses, vividly showcasing vibrant flowers and the gentle melodies of chirping birds. However, this season also emphasizes lawn care, particularly when using a walk-behind rotary mower. While mowers are essential for many homeow...
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WASHINGTON—Before Rita Sanders Geier realized the historical significance of her journey, she garnered numerous accolades while navigating various courtrooms, likening her experience to an endless merry-go-round. This Mother’s Day weekend, she will r...
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Tragically, His Holiness Pope Francis passed away on Easter Sunday after delivering a blessing at St. Peter’s Basilica and interacting with attendees in St. Peter’s Square. Despite calls for rest, he prioritized public engagement. Celebrated for his...
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William Webster Easley, Jr. was born in Lexington, Tennessee, to William Sr. and Gretchen Lorraine Easley. He graduated from Tennessee State University, earning prestigious fellowships and awards. As a reverend, he actively participated in various ch...