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Sherry Turner has been appointed the twelfth president of Hartford International University for Religion and Peace, making history as its first African American president, effective July 1. Formerly Hartford Seminary, this graduate institution serves...
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Black Leaders Detroit (BLD) is excited to unveil the 2025 Ride for Equity: Road to Reparations, a transformative cross-country biking event aimed at uplifting Black entrepreneurs. Kicking off on May 31, 2025, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the ride will travers...
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For an extraordinary retreat away from life's pressures, explore Iceland. This stunning nation not only boasts incredible landscapes but also provides a profound mental and spiritual rejuvenation. With towering peaks, vast valleys, and picturesque wa...
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Vino Barclett is rapidly establishing himself as a footballing legend. At only 25, this Vieux Fort native has an impressive resume, crowned with the 2024 CONCACAF Caribbean Cup Best Goalkeeper award while with Cavalier and playing a crucial role in S...
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At just 26 years old, Devy Frederick stands at the forefront of revolutionizing Caribbean healthcare. A dedicated biochemistry enthusiast, he recognized a critical disparity in access to genetic research. His venture, GenTech Analytica, seeks to enha...
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Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has initiated their yearly Vote for a Cause contest, inviting community members to select their preferred non-profit, sports team, or faith-based organization. The leading contender will earn a $10,000 reward, while secon...
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HONORING DR. RALPH PROCTOR: UNVEILING THE “DR. RALPH PROCTOR AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE CLASSROOM” (PHOTOS BY J.L. MARTELLO) The New Pittsburgh Courier reported on CCAC’s poignant ribbon-cutting ceremony, celebrating the “Dr. Ralph Proctor African Am...
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama is addressing speculation regarding her marriage to Barack Obama, refuting divorce rumors and the underlying sexist implications. On her podcast “Work in Progress” with Sophia Bush, she highlighted her independence, s...
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House Republicans recently endorsed a budget plan that drastically reduces essential programs like Medicaid and child nutrition assistance to finance an extension of the 2017 Trump tax legislation. Congressional estimates reveal this decision could i...
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In response to public outcry, the National Park Service reinstated its original Underground Railroad webpage, featuring abolitionist Harriet Tubman. The previous removal of her image and quotes sparked concerns over the Trump administration's efforts...
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By KIM CHANDLER and SAFIYAH RIDDLE | Associated Press MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The U.S. Department of Justice announced the termination of a settlement concerning wastewater issues in a predominantly Black rural Alabama county, concluding an environmenta...
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Tsigie White, pronounced suh-gay, revolutionizes costume design by embedding profound complexity within her characters. In STARZ’s "Power Book III: Raising Kanan," she adeptly embodies the spirit of the '90s, drawing from her vibrant cultural heritag...
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Since the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965, Republican initiatives have continuously eroded voter protections, particularly impacting Black Americans, people of color, and women. Following Barack Obama's groundbreaking elections, these efforts esca...
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House Republicans have approved a budget strategy that drastically cuts vital services, such as Medicaid and child nutrition initiatives, to fund an extension of the 2017 Trump tax cuts. A recent congressional analysis suggests potential expenses cou...
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Five years ago, I penned “America Whooped My Ass And I Still Smile.” It was an honest reflection of a young Black man in a wheelchair, grappling with anger and hope. Today, my smile has evolved—it's fortified by introspection and resilience. Conversa...
