Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month honors the rich cultures, achievements, and histories of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. Explore why their voices and stories matter for our nation’s future.
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Everything You Need to Know Before Attending an HBCU
Thinking about attending an HBCU? Learn the ins and outs of campus life, cultural traditions, academic opportunities, and what it means to be part of a vibrant and supportive Black college community.
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Banana Pudding is a Summer favorite Dessert
Banana pudding isn’t just a dessert—it’s a summer tradition. Dive into its creamy layers and explore simple ways to make this nostalgic classic shine at your next gathering
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It is a family affair when planning reunions
As summer heats up, it’s family reunion season! From choosing the perfect city to planning fun activities for all ages, here’s how to make your gathering memorable and safe in 2021. Discover reunion-friendly cities, tips on planning, and creative ways to entertain everyone from kids to grandparents.
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Get a Little Stock and Watch Your Money Grow
I don’t know much about stocks and investing. Nonetheless, I have found out a lot about saving my money and getting a little dividend every now and then.
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What are the telling symptoms of an oncoming stroke?
Source: Unsplash @cdc Strokes can be fatal. Everyone who is over a certain age or has an elderly parent, relative, or friend knows this. Significantly, even when strokes are not fatal, the damage they can cause to a person’s brain can be reduced with prompt treatment. Since every second counts when a person you love […]
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Keeping the machine well tuned up
It’s a fresh start of the day and sometimes you don’t want to get started, but you know that you have to get yourself ready.
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What is the Universal Hip Hop Museum?
Deep in the Bronx, the Hip-Hop Museum takes inspiration from its iconic founders to present the history of this music to the people it hopes to inspire.
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The History of Pride Month
Source: Unsplash@mrs80z Pride Month parties, parades, and protests have been spreading over the world since the 1970s when LGBTQ+ liberation entered the mainstream, now resulting in just over 50 years of Pride history. From the gigantic city-wide celebrations to the smallest local prom, different regions show their pride differently. How did Pride Month become the […]
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Taking Things into Moderation
Understanding what drives our food choices is key to healthy living. Explore the science of humanology, good and bad eating habits, and simple ways to take control of your nutrition.
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International Entertainment
Zutyladon,is a fast-rising, award winning Afrobeat music artist from Nigeria.
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How Lupus Affects the Body
Lupus is a tricky autoimmune disease that can cause inflammation, fatigue, joint pain, and affect organs throughout the body. Early recognition can make a big difference in managing the condition and improving quality of life.
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How To Buy A House In Washington, D.C.: Things To Know
Learn about the process of buying a house in Washington D.C, from finding the right neighborhood to navigating the competitive market
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Memorial Day Reading List: Check out these Books on History and Inclusion
To help you get started, below is a short list of 5 books focused on equality and history to help you get started
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Travelution: Best Things to Do Memorial Day Weekend 2024 in Washington, DC
Planning a trip to Washington DC for Memorial Day Weekend 2024? Check out our guide to the best events and activities in the nation’s capital for a perfect vacation.
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Travelution: 7 Popular Activities to do on Memorial Day in Detroit
Celebrate Memorial Day in Detroit with these 7 popular activities, from city tours to cultural events. Plan your holiday travel now!
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DISC Sports: The Week’s Top Sports News: Thunder Championship Odds, Panthers & Oilers Eye Stanley Cup, and Monaco Grand Prix Drama
Catch up on this week’s sports headlines—Thunder’s NBA title chances, Panthers and Oilers battling for Stanley Cup glory, and Monaco Grand Prix action!
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Uncertainty about federal disaster aid looms as storms roll in
About one month after devastating tornadoes, the Trump Administration denied Arkansas’ request for a major disaster declaration, blocking federal recovery funds and leaving families concerned about out-of-pocket repair costs.
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Secretary Rollins Announces Food Purchases for Communities in Need
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced the USDA will purchase up to $67 million in fresh seafood, fruits, and vegetables from domestic producers.
Posted inWorld Matters
Top World News Stories Making Headlines This Week: Tech Tariffs, Opioid Accountability, and Healthcare Trends
From rising tech tariffs to the growing demand for opioid accountability and shifting healthcare trends, this week’s top world news stories offer crucial insights into the changing global landscape. Stay informed on the issues influencing economies, health systems, and international politics.
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China criticizes US ban on Harvard’s international students
China has strongly criticized the US decision to ban Harvard’s international students, warning it could harm academic collaboration and global reputation.
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DISCPlus: Revival of a classic: Ceremonies in Dark Old Men
Step inside the atmospheric Harlem barbershop set of “Ceremonies in Dark Old Men” as Norm Lewis leads the first NYC revival in 40 years. Lonnie Elder III’s classic explores family, dreams, and the cultural heartbeat of Black America.
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No Jail Time for Man Who Hurled Racist, Homophobic Statements at Interracial Family
(Canva AI-generated representational image) Mark Douglas, who lobbed death threats against his neighbors, along with racist and homophobic slurs, was not charged with a hate crime. He will serve 30 days of community service. A South Lake Tahoe man, who yelled racist and homophobic slurs at his interracial neighbors, will not serve jail time. In home […]
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Secretary Rollins Applauds President Trump’s Leadership to Make America Healthy Again
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins joined President Donald Trump at the White House to unveil the MAHA Commission Report, emphasizing the need to address childhood health issues through research, diet, environment, and lifestyle changes.
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Resilience in the Shadows: How Sara Saleem Pursues Justice Amid Legal Uncertainty and Global Indifference
Amid daunting legal hurdles and a world that often turns away, Sara Saleem’s unwavering resilience fuels her pursuit of justice. This compelling story unveils her courage, determination, and the impact she seeks to make despite overwhelming global indifference.