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Inside Pittsburgh's QMNTY Center, attendees explored tables adorned with an array of high-heeled platform shoes, leather harnesses, fishnet tights, and intricately designed bras. Draped from portable racks were dresses, skirts, and pleather catsuits....
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Former Labor Secretary Alexis Herman, a groundbreaking civil servant, passed away on April 25 at age 77. Nominated by President Bill Clinton, she became the first African American to hold the position. Clinton and the Congressional Black Caucus ackno...
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This year's White House Correspondents' Association dinner presented a distinct atmosphere. Absent were the President and usual comedic headliners, transforming the event into a national celebration of free speech. The evening honored diversity and e...
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As a robotics professor, I encounter ambitious students passionate about technology from an early age. My own journey diverged from robotics, rooted in the pressing needs of Mexico. Initial ambitions transitioned from diplomatic aspirations to engine...
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The excitement surged when Shedeur Sanders announced his entry into the 2025 NFL Draft, with many experts ranking him as a top quarterback prospect. Awarded Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, his impressive 4,134 yards and 37 touchdowns showcased h...
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For years, 60 Minutes stood as a pinnacle of investigative journalism, forging public trust and influencing Sunday TV. However, the program has increasingly succumbed to scandals and bias, illustrated by the recent resignation of executive producer B...
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Joy Reid's latest remarks stirred historical allusions that fail to resonate with contemporary circumstances, reinforcing a racial narrative while overlooking the intricate realities of present-day African nations. With strife impacting 15 countries...
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Robert Walker, president of the Wahouma Neighborhood and East Lake community, expressed concerns about how dilapidated properties jeopardize neighborhood vitality, emphasizing that only Birmingham can remedy this issue. During the recent budget town...
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Bishop T.D. Jakes announced a significant transition at The Potter’s House, entrusting leadership to his daughter and son-in-law, Sarah Jakes Roberts and Toure Roberts, following his serious heart attack last November. “I’m so grateful,” he told the...
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J’Maureai “Jay” Raby was taken by surprise when he triumphed at the 2025 Mr. Samford Contest, having not envisioned his success despite his impressive talent and fundraising efforts. A transfer from defunct Birmingham-Southern College, Raby cherishes...
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Established by local author Maurice Broaddus in 2006, MO*CON transcends the typical writers’ symposium. Originating as a unique church-centered event, it has transformed into an inviting space for Black and brown creatives to relax, network, and show...
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America's democratic values face unprecedented challenges as authoritarian tendencies emerge within its political landscape. This article examines the erosion of civil liberties, the rise of political polarization, and the threats to free expression...
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The debut “State of the People POWER Tour” commenced last Saturday, aiming to elevate Black voices nationwide. This tour features a rich coalition of community leaders, civil rights advocates, and influencers, kicking off with two days in Atlanta....
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Can one appreciate the craftsmanship of a film while finding the film itself lacking? Indeed! Writer-director Ryan Coogler boasts a remarkable trajectory, beginning with the critically acclaimed, socially aware Fruitvale Station. His impact is undeni...
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The Indiana Fever officially commenced their training camp and WNBA preseason on April 27 at Salesforce Court, situated in Gainbridge Fieldhouse, following a dynamic offseason. New arrivals have invigorated the team, yet Aliyah Boston affirmed their...