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Judge Cleo Powell has made history as the first Black woman to be appointed chief justice of the Virginia Supreme Court, further solidifying her role as a pioneer in the state's legal landscape. This landmark achievement not only underscores her exce...
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The grim legacy of American slavery is a construct of Caucasian individuals, who initiated and sustained it, continuing to reap its benefits today. African Americans, the primary victims of this oppressive history, are awakening to their inherent pot...
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September marks National Recovery Month, a period dedicated to acknowledging the courageous narratives of individuals reclaiming their lives from addiction. This month serves as a tribute to the arduous journey toward overcoming substance dependencie...
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For many years, I have been part of a substantial group of Americans who criticize individuals for “voting against their own interests.” This refers primarily to those at or near the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder, including the working poor and...
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Black voices in Indiana face a critical threat as the Trump administration pushes for an early redrawing of Congressional districts, echoing similar moves seen in Texas. The U.S. Constitution clearly stipulates that a census is to be conducted every...
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The New Journal and Guide marked a remarkable milestone by commemorating its 125th anniversary, a significant achievement in its rich history. To celebrate this occasion, the publication will recognize influential community members during its 11th An...
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On Wednesday, an uncommon bipartisan coalition emerged as California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna, Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie, and Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene convened with survivors of serial offender Jeffrey Epstein. Dur...
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Currently, a federal court is hearing a civil rights lawsuit lodged against the City of Pittsburgh and its first Black mayor, Ed Gainey. The plaintiffs, William “B.” Marshall and his wife, Margo Marshall, claim that Mayor Gainey and his administratio...
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As summer bids farewell, the Steelers emerge with a revamped roster that promises excitement. Unlike last year’s team, this squad is poised for significant transformation. Let’s delve deeper into the dynamics shaping this season! First, the perennial...
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In a landscape where traditional banks have often marginalized Black Americans, credit unions have emerged as supportive financial alternatives. Unlike banks, these not-for-profit institutions prioritize community enrichment, championing a more inclu...
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In Pennsylvania, approximately 65,459 children have a parent currently incarcerated, as reported by the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections. Nationwide, around 50% of adults have had a close relative face imprisonment, and 1 in 14 children have lo...
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Prostate cancer disproportionately affects African-American men more than any other demographic. In this compelling personal narrative, a survivor recounts his experiences, emphasizing the vital importance of awareness, regular screening, and advocac...
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After enduring Trudeau’s diplomacy and carbon tax distractions, Canada now grapples with the ramifications of Trump’s tariffs. As leadership transitions to Mark Carney—a former central banker turned politician—economic challenges escalate. However, t...
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Donald Trump has effectively demonstrated his prowess in confronting Democrats, tackling unaddressed issues with tenacity. For instance, he has scrutinized academia, where leftist ideologies flourished under the pretense of “student visas.” This year...