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The article titled "Democrats Flocking to Trump" was originally shared by The Black Sphere and presents a bold assertion that we are currently experiencing the most significant revolution since 1776. This transformation doesn’t rely on historical art...
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Much like he adeptly dismantled Iran’s ambitions in the region, President Donald Trump is now unleashing impactful strikes on the Democrats’ questionable election funding practices. The Democrats, historically dependent on a complex web of dubious fi...
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In light of a disturbing resurgence in firearm thefts from vehicles, following a significant downturn in 2024, Chief John Drake has unveiled an innovative public interactive dashboard focused on stolen guns, enabling Nashville residents to monitor th...
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In "Yet Here I Am," Jonathan Capehart presents a serene and introspective exploration of familial ties, self-identity, and the arduous journey to achieving success in the media landscape. While the memoir provides valuable insights, it might fall sho...
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Prepare yourselves, as we plunge into a political spectacle that could easily rival any reality show twist! Picture a scenario where political figures narrate stories so outrageous, they’d put Pinocchio to shame, only to find their finances—and const...
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A recent examination of admissions statistics from 18 universities conducted by the Urban Institute reveals marginal increases in both applications and enrollments of Black students, with acceptance rates remaining consistent. Notably, prestigious in...
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Jason Geary has officially taken on the position of provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Since 2020, Dr. Geary has held the deanship of the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Ru...
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A recent investigation conducted by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology highlights a striking disparity in organ transplant offers between racial groups. The study reveals that Black patients requiring liver transplants are 7% le...
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Observing the mainstream media's discomfort in the post-Trump landscape resembles an intense viewing of The Walking Dead – Media Edition. Recently, The Washington Post, known for its commitment to upholding democracy, seems to be undergoing a corpora...
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The Democratic Party's latest electoral setback paints a stark picture of its current dilemma. On November 5th, they faced a severe defeat, akin to a dramatic knockout in a street fight. Yet, they insist on their resilience, all while grappling with...
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In a compelling discussion, Robyn H. Jimenez engages with Dr. Macie Smith, delving into the complex subject of dementia and the critical insights caregivers must grasp. They explore the multifaceted challenges that come with caregiving, shedding ligh...
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On Saturday, June 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the San Francisco Bay View Foundation hosted its third annual Nonprofit Boot Camp at the Ruth Williams Opera House. The event embraced the theme “Black and Proud in the Face of Opposition,” highlighting Bl...
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DTU Fellows Robert Hill and Ukeme Offiong share their insights in The Dallas Examiner Weekly Update dated July 10. This informative segment encapsulates the latest developments and pertinent news stories from the Dallas community. Hill and Offiong pr...
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The collaboration among nonprofit entities took center stage during my attendance at the San Francisco Bay View Foundation Nonprofit Boot Camp, held at the Ruth Williams Bayview Opera House on June 28. This enlightening event deepened my insight into...
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Dedicated volunteers at the historic Helping Hand Cemetery in Courtland, which has served the community for 128 years, have successfully identified 100 out of 200 unmarked graves. Their efforts, aimed at honoring Black veterans and prominent communit...