Mattel’s new Wicked movie dolls have caused controversy after directing consumers to an adult website instead of the official movie page.
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Op-Ed: Fundamentally, this is America
Explore the fundamental issues defining America’s current socio-political landscape, as we delve into the nation’s challenges and resilience.
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Honoring Our Heroes: Ways to Commemorate Veterans Day and Support Local Charities
Join in the nationwide celebration of Veterans Day on November 11th and show your support and appreciation for the brave individuals who have served their country.
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Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah: Bringing African Pride to NFL Fashion
Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah merges African heritage with NFL fashion, bringing vibrant style and cultural pride to the league’s forefront.
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Jamaica and US Partner on Initiative for Student Loan Debt Settlement
Discover the new Jamaica-US alliance aiming to reshape student loan debt management and empower students’ futures through financial relief.
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An HBCU will have a Division I women’s wrestling program
Explore the groundbreaking move of an HBCU introducing its first Division I women’s wrestling program, a stride for diversity in collegiate sports.
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How Grambling State put scare in SEC Top 25 team
Grambling State gave a fierce challenge to an SEC Top 25 team, highlighting their prowess and potential in college football.
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Edo New Administration Takes Root
Explore the key initiatives and policies of Edo’s new administration, focusing on economic growth and development. Discover what’s on the horizon.
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Racist Text Messages Invoking Slavery Spark Nationwide Concern
This week, a wave of anonymous racist text messages invoking slavery sent to Black individuals, including middle school students, has raised alarms across the United States, prompting investigations by federal state agencies. Reports emerged from several states, including New York, Alabama, California, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee, with recipients receiving messages that varied in wording but […]
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Women’s Health Two Years After the Overturn of Roe v. Wade
Explore the state of women’s health two years post-Roe v. Wade overturn, examining legal, medical, and societal shifts impacting rights.
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How Will Project 2025 Affect Black America?
Project 2025 brings significant changes for Black America, affecting social justice, education, and economic opportunities. Discover what’s at stake.
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It’s the Hottest Year Ever, Again
2023 marks yet another record-breaking year in global temperatures, highlighting the urgent need for stronger climate change mitigation efforts.
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Do We Owe Black Men an Apology?
Explore Kamala Harris’s election defeat to Trump, examining Black men’s voting patterns and their potential impact on election results.
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Out of Balance
World Bank’s mining expansion in Guinea sparks chimp-villager conflict over resources, highlighting challenges in conservation and community welfare.
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Ripple Upgrades Payments Platform, Expands Business Interests In US And Africa
Ripple bolsters its payment platform, expanding operations in the US and Africa, along with new business interests in blockchain technology.
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The Global Fred Award provides 16 awards to recognize outstanding individuals around the world
Discover how the Global Fred Award accurately identifies and commends outstanding individuals in the fields of entrepreneurship, innovation, and freelancing on a global scale, and its impact on promoting global progress.
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Local news deserts are expanding. But could there be green shoots?
As the overseer of the Medill State of Local News Project, this writer dives into the findings and provides a comprehensive three-year overview of the state of local news – a phrase that may be synonymous with “nattering nabob of negativism.”
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6 Rare Risk Factors for Prostate Cancer in Black Men
Courtesy of Blackdoctor.org As a Black man, you’ve probably heard of prostate cancer. Perhaps you have family or friends who have it or battled it. Maybe you even know people who have unfortunately died from it. But did you know that one out of every six Black men will develop this cancer in their lifetime? Or that […]
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Things To Do In Atlanta: Immerse Yourself in Nellie Mae Rowe’s Art at Atlanta’s Iconic High Museum
Explore Nellie Mae Rowe’s captivating art at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art, where immersive exhibits celebrate her vibrant, imaginative work.
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DISC Atlanta: Discovering Atlanta: Exploring the Jewel of the South
Discover the enchanting city of Atlanta through this at-a-glance article, and see why it is considered the jewel of the south.
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Atlanta homeless youth program helps students attend college
Discover how an Atlanta program supports homeless youth, helping them secure college admissions and transform their futures.
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Where Trump AG pick Matt Gaetz stands on abortion, LGBTQ+ rights and criminal justice
Discover Matt Gaetz’s stance on abortion, LGBTQ rights, and criminal justice. Explore implications if chosen as Trump’s Attorney General.
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Why D.C. Statehood Is Crucial for American Democracy
Explore the importance of Washington D.C. statehood and its implications on political representation and civil rights in the United States.
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Letter from the Mayor of DC On The Transition Process and Supporting Presidential Inauguration
Learn about the mayor’s insights on transition processes and efforts supporting the presidential inauguration in this detailed open letter.
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Ways to Honor Those Who Served On Veterans Day 2024 in Washington, DC
Discover meaningful ways to honor veterans in Washington D.C. on Veterans Day 2024. Attend special events and show appreciation.