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National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, observed each year on February 7, amplifies the significance of awareness, prevention, testing, and treatment for African Americans. Congresswoman Maxine Waters, a fervent supporter, underscores the strides made...
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The 47th president challenges established conventions, enacting a multitude of executive orders and reshaping various policies. His controversial measures, such as deportations and pardons, resonate widely across the nation. Initiatives aimed at rewr...
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Resegregation is re-emerging, driven by anti-diversity sentiments that skew historical narratives and dismiss systemic inequalities. This troubling trend stifles recognition of racial disparities, resulting in diminished enrollment of Black students...
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Grambling University profoundly influenced my path, particularly through the guidance of the iconic coach Eddie Robinson, who often advised, “Stay in the game.” As we navigate the complexities of the Trump administration, vigilance is essential. Alth...
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The escalating climate crisis is imposing significant financial burdens, manifesting as increased utility and insurance expenses. Amy Bach, executive director of United Policyholders, aptly describes this phenomenon as “the price tag of climate chang...
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Libertarian cryptocurrency enthusiasts in the Bay Area may be fueling an unexpected ideological shift—one that aligns with the rise of American fascism. While the region is often portrayed as a beacon of progressivism and innovation, powerful figures...
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The Black Panther Party Museum in Oakland will launch a compelling exhibition titled "Survival Pending Revolution" on February 13, 2025. This landmark showcase will feature rare artifacts, photos, and multimedia that bring to life the revolutionary c...
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Multigenerational living continues to gain popularity, offering families a powerful way to strengthen relationships while sharing responsibilities. This living arrangement brings notable economic advantages, such as reduced housing and utility costs,...
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"Born This Way? Exploring the Hypothetical World of Predetermined Sexuality," originally featured in The Black Sphere, examines a fascinating concept where one's sexual orientation is predetermined from birth. Such a paradigm shift could profoundly i...
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California's ambitious high-speed rail initiative, once projected at $33 billion, has turned into a staggering $89-128 billion debacle. The often-secretive nature of land acquisitions has ignited suspicions regarding political connections and potenti...
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The African American Construction Collective (AACC) orchestrated a demonstration at City College of San Francisco, objecting to their exclusion from a new building initiative, which they allege contravenes local hiring regulations. Mike Gregory artic...
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Kamala Harris's campaign reveals the Democratic Party's inadequacy in connecting with Black voters. While bolstered by significant funding, Harris's approach fell short, signaling an urgent demand for a transformative political vision. It’s crucial f...
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Former President Trump's unwavering quest for accountability is rattling the political elite. By ousting established bureaucrats and dismissing disloyal GOP members, he's reshaping the contours of Republican leadership. His audacious maneuvers have...
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The Media’s Reluctant Reckoning exposes the media’s struggles to minimize Trump’s burgeoning influence. In spite of skewed polling data, a noticeable shift in public opinion favors the former president. His approval ratings climb, directly challengin...
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Reflecting on our educational experiences in segregated Dallas, my family discovered a nurturing community after relocating from Houston. At J.W. Ray Elementary, we flourished thanks to the exceptional guidance of skilled educators. Even with the obs...