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The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education showcases diverse new books, reflecting varied perspectives. Opinions in these books don't represent JBHE's editorial stance. Click titles for details or purchase on Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, JBHE earns...
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The Winston-Salem Symphony announced President Merritt Vale’s retirement, effective January 1, 2026, with Amanda Norman as successor. Vale, after 27 years, emphasized readiness for leadership change. Norman, a dedicated leader since 2017, will ensure...
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Target Corporation faces a $12.4 billion market loss as backlash grows over its DEI rollback. Black consumers and advocacy groups, including NNPA and NAACP, are leading economic protests, with calls for a 40-day spending fast to demand corporate acco...
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Mayor Joe Hogsett and Indy Parks initiated a $2.6 million project at Chapel Hill Park, introducing a splash pad, playground, and courts. Funded by the Lilly Endowment Grant, this project is part of a $140 million investment, aiming to enhance communi...
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Scholarship applications for 2025-26 are open until May 1 for the Friends Education Fund, supporting African American undergraduates in technical programs. Established by Indianapolis First Friends Meeting, this fund aids Black students with over $1...
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Indy Latina Artists present "ATREVIDA" this March, highlighting women's boldness at SPACE Gallery. Open March 9, 6-9 p.m., the exhibition showcases Latina artists' interpretations of "atrevida" through art, poetry, and music. Founded in 2021, ILA fos...
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Published March 30, 2023, Keirsten Hodgens reflects on her Broadway journey in “SIX the Musical.” Portraying Catherine Parr, Anna of Cleaves, and Jane Seymour, Hodgens made history as the first woman of color in these roles. She now shifts focus to T...
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Saint Lucia Cruise Port promises e-commerce support and advertising for Castries Vendors Arcade's redevelopment. At a stakeholder meeting, officials discussed plans ensuring minimal disruption. Mayor Geraldine Lendor-Gabriel and General Manager Lance...
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Nashville’s National Museum of African American Music welcomes Calvin Dunning II and Mozianio Reliford III to its board. Dunning joins the R&B Foundation Committee, while Reliford contributes to Black Music Month and Leadership Search Committees....
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This week's updates highlight significant grants to historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). South Carolina Coalition for Higher Education in Prison received $1.3 million, Stillman College $250,000, Bethune-Cookman University $100,000, N...
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Connor Painting, a minority and women-owned business, was honored as March 2025's Certified Vendor by OMWBD. Janmarie Connor, CEO, praised the city's support, highlighting their dedication to small businesses. With over 50,000 projects completed, the...
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Between 1900 and 1940, Black entrepreneurship flourished despite segregation. Carl H. Russell, Sr., a trailblazer in Winston-Salem, founded Russell Funeral Home and The People’s Spokesman newspaper. His dedication to civil rights and community improv...
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Saint Lucia's farmers and officials recently engaged in a seedless watermelon cultivation workshop, boosting local agriculture. This initiative, under the Seven Crops Project, focuses on hydro-priming, pruning, pollination, and harvesting. Led by Edw...
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Dr. Kenneth B. Chance, Sr., the inaugural Black dean of Case Western Reserve's School of Dental Medicine, is set to resign on December 31. Appointed in 2014, he enhanced the school's technology, fundraising, and outreach. Previously, he led Meharry M...
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Indianapolis native Mike Epps shared his disappointment over not being included in Pacers Sports & Entertainment's collaboration with Kevin Hart's Hartbeat. He emphasized unity among Black entertainers and praised Hart's support for emerging come...
