Category : News

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Jo Ann Allen Boyce: A Legend Among the Historic Clinton 12

Jo Ann Allen Boyce, born on September 15, 1941, in Clinton, Tennessee, was one of twelve African-American teenagers who made history by attending Clinton High School in August 1956, following the groundbreaking U.S. Supreme Court decision in Brown v....

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The Untold Story of Joe Biden's Unexpected Departure

History often reserves a stark form of poetic justice for its most hubristic figures. It transcends mere loss of influence; it embodies a rapid, harsh, and demeaning removal from the narrative they wished to dominate. This reality brutally encapsulat...

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Trump's Real Fear: The Epstein Files That Could Change Everything

(Photos: YouTube Screenshots) - Donald Trump appears deeply troubled by the implications within the documents tied to his deceased associate, Jeffrey Epstein. His repeated assertions labeling the investigation a “Democrat hoax” only seem to heighten...

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Exciting Moments: Indiana Fever's New Performance Center Unveiled

Witness the momentous unveiling of the Indiana Fever’s luxurious performance center, captured through the lens of esteemed senior sports photographer David Dixon. The groundbreaking ceremony for this impressive facility, valued at over $80 million, t...

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Awakening to Awareness: The WOKE Mindset

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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How Far Have We Truly Progressed? A Deep Dive into Addiction

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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Are People Acting Against Their Best Interests?

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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How Redistricting Undermines the Voices of Black Voters

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...