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Athol Fugard, the celebrated South African playwright, passed away at 92, leaving behind a profound legacy. His works, like "Boesman and Lena," explore humanity’s struggles. From humble beginnings, Fugard's plays transcended race, emphasizing connect...
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During Black History Month, Northside Institutional Church Of God In Christ celebrated the New Pittsburgh Courier's 115-year legacy. Evangelist Sharon Gans shared its impactful history, while Jacquelyn McDonald accepted an award on behalf of the Cour...
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Hunter Biden remains a topic of fascination, seemingly thriving despite financial woes. Recent reports reveal he retracted a lawsuit over monetary issues while residing in a lavish South African villa. Ironically, he enjoys taxpayer-funded US Secret...
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On March 16, Metropolitan AME Church in Washington, D.C., will celebrate the 198th anniversary of the Black press, highlighting its vital role in civil rights. This service, alongside The Washington Informer's 60th anniversary, underscores the commit...
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Nashville Vice Mayor Angie E. Henderson joins the NLC 2025 Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee, while Kyonzté Toombs continues on the Finance, Administration, and Intergovernmental Relations Committee. Both will advocate for Nashvill...
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Weldon Boyd Kidd, born June 11, 1939, in Nashville, thrived in Antioch, Tennessee. A Haynes High School graduate, he earned a B.S. from Tennessee State University. Serving 30 years in the Navy, he traveled extensively. A dedicated church member, he l...
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Air Max Art Crawl – Where Sneakers & Art Collide! It’s the 3rd Annual Air Max Day presented by Melissa, creator of FabGlance! This year, we are elevating your experience. Step into a world where sneaker culture meets artistic expression at the A...
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Denmark, SC, March 12, 2025– Voorhees University proudly announces its Women’s Day in History program, featuring guest speaker Dr. Monique L. Akassi, an accomplished filmmaker, screenwriter, author, and scholar. The event will highlight the screening...
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The article "Politics, Scandals, and the Art of Not Giving a Damn," from The Black Sphere, uncovers a startling fact: Barack Obama's casual mention of DOGE in 2011 stirred turmoil among Democrats. Witness the unexpected moment when he designates Joe...
