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Shedeur Sanders’s unexpected drop in the 2025 NFL Draft was not due to his on-field performance, but rather an implicit message targeting his persona as a Black, affluent quarterback. This scenario illustrates broader societal issues, highlighting ho...
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Anthony Tilghman diligently sought resources for his daughter, diagnosed with mild autism at age one. Thanks to dedicated support, she thrives in her schooling just before turning three. With autism awareness rising, Tilghman encourages early interve...
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Walking is a fundamental yet impactful way to nurture your body, mind, and spirit. It alleviates stress, enhances mood, and promotes general wellness. However, physical activity rates in the U.S. are alarmingly low, risking both mental and physical...
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Housing challenges are escalating in Forsyth County, impacting numerous families. Redfin reports that as of February 2025, Winston-Salem's median home prices reached $280,000, reflecting a 1.8% increase. Cost-burdened households account for 28% of re...
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President Donald Trump recently launched a fresh White House initiative aimed at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), leaving Alabama’s 14 institutions confronted with uncertainty regarding their future. This initiative focuses on pa...
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Alexis Herman, the pioneering first Black U.S. Secretary of Labor, passed away on Friday at 77. A Mobile native, she held the position from 1997 to 2001 during Bill Clinton’s presidency. The Clintons expressed their profound sadness and celebrated he...
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Cameron Rodgers-Johnson maximized every opportunity during his time at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. The talented 23-year-old composer, who earned a Bachelor of Arts in music with honors, thrived in various ensembles and leadership roles....
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In his latest 2025 feature, David Marshall reaffirms his unwavering commitment to Black identity and resilience. Reflecting on historical and contemporary challenges, Marshall emphasizes the enduring strength and pride within the Black community. Hi...
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Amid inflation woes, a significant 76% of Americans are tightening their financial belts, an increase from 67% in 2024, as revealed by the Wells Fargo Money Study. Many are postponing significant life decisions, highlighting a narrative of financial...
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The Birmingham Water Works, serving over 770,000 residents in five counties, has made significant strides in restoring public confidence under new leadership. Complaints have plummeted by over 95%. However, Senate Bill 330 threatens this progress by...
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — For those desiring a sumptuous retreat in downtown Knoxville, The Tennessean Hotel seamlessly fuses European boutique allure with quintessential Southern warmth. The new “Tennessean Tuck-In” experience enhances relaxation with a co...
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On April 15, the NAACP and the Legal Defense Fund initiated a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education. Defendants include U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon and Acting Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Craig Trainor. The su...
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The Weaving Women Biblical Institute, founded by Reverend Dr. Judith Campbell Moore, delves into the courage and faith of pivotal biblical figures like Eve and Rahab through an array of online courses. Launching on May 5, classes are priced at $15 ea...
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MISS LOUISE MOONEY, surrounded by family, joyfully commemorated her milestone 100th birthday in April 2025. Her special day, marked by heartfelt proclamations, reflected a lifetime filled with love and cherished moments. Photographed alongside her fo...
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In reflecting on my battles with persistent weeds during the mid-2000s, I draw parallels to today's societal challenges. Despite relentless efforts, these weeds always returned stronger, much like today's threats to civil rights and historical truths...