In this aerial view, people fill sandbags at Helen Howarth Park ahead of the possible arrival of Hurricane Helene on Sept. 25, 2024 in Pinellas Park, Fla. Image by USA Today John Bacon, Cheryl McCloud, Jeff Burlew, Christopher Cann, Dinah Voyles Pulver, Jorge L. Ortiz and Minnah Arshad, USA TODAY TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Hurricane Helene […]
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NFL: Week 4 winner and losers picks for AFC and NFC Conferences
Get a sneak peek at the upcoming week four of NFL action and see which teams are predicted to come out on top in the AFC and NFC conferences.
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T.I. and Tameka Harris’ Legal Victory: A $71 Million Settlement Against a Toy Company
T.I. and Tameka “Tiny” Harris win a $71 million lawsuit against a toy company, proving that justice can be served in the music industry.
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Why Diaspora Families Live In Denial: In private we are in pain
Discover the hidden struggles of diaspora families and why they often choose to live in denial. Explore the pain behind closed doors and the effects it has on their lives.
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Spelman College named No. 1 HBCU for 18th year in a row
Spelman College continues to hold its rank as the top HBCU for the 18th year in a row, reaffirming its commitment to educating and empowering African American women.
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The Power of Dual Voting: America’s Path to Real Change
Explore the potential of dual voting in American politics and how it could lead to real change. Discover how this unique approach could shape the future of the country.
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St. Louis County NAACP Urges Black Missourians To Vote on 2024 Local Ballot Initiatives
NAACP Urges Black Missourians to Vote on 2024 Ballot Initiatives” Description: “The NAACP in St. Louis County is encouraging black residents to use their voice and vote on local ballot initiatives in the upcoming 2024 election.
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Are unregistered potential voters even worth talking to?
Unregistered potential voters may seem like a lost cause, but engaging with them could still make a difference in our democratic process.
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Things To DO In Detroit: Fall Fest Fun at the Detroit Zoo
Discover fun fall festivals at the Detroit Zoo and experience the best activities and events in Detroit. Explore the top things to do in the Motor City this season!
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Michigan Waives Medicaid Waiting Period for Green Card Holders
Michigan is waiving Medicaid waiting periods for green card holders, allowing them access to healthcare. This move shows a positive shift in immigration policies.
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Don’t Wait for Disaster: Why Insurance Is Essential
The ultimate guide on why you shouldn’t wait to buy insurance: access to services and resources during crises.
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Health Advocacy: Resources to Treat Addiction
Discover the power of health advocacy in treating addiction. Learn about support resources and breaking the stigma for effective treatment.
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Progressive Groups Rally in D.C. for Tax Justice, Urge Higher Corporate Taxes
Progressive groups gather in Washington D.C. to advocate for higher corporate taxes and tax justice.
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A Closer Look at the Ever-changing Real Estate Market in Washington DC
Discover the latest insights on the current real estate and sales trends in Washington DC, including home prices and housing inventory.
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DISCPlus: 10 London Plays To Book This Autumn
Book your theatre tickets for this autumn! Check out top 10 London plays and enjoy a night of entertainment in the city.
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Breaking Barriers: The Exciting Advancements of Neurotechnology
Discover how neurotechnology is pushing the boundaries of human capabilities, and explore its potential impact on society and everyday life.
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Black College Sports Network: Where to watch your favorite HBCU during Week 4
Discover where to watch your favorite HBCU sports teams during Week 4 with the Black College Sports Network.
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Black College Sports Network: Dr. Cavil’s Major Poll 2024- Release 4
Get the inside scoop on the highly anticipated release of Dr. Cavil’s Major Poll for 2024 by the Black College Sports Network. Check out the latest rankings and analysis here! There are plenty of newcomers to this week’s Inside The HBCU Sports Lab, with 5 of the top 7 having been unranked the previous week. Two […]
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An Evening of Inspiration: Honoring Arts and Culture Leaders from the African Diaspora
Experience a night of inspiration as we honor visionary leaders from the African diaspora and celebrate diverse voices in arts and culture.”
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Stopping Pancreatic Cancer in its Tracks: The Promise of an mRNA Vaccine
Discover the groundbreaking potential of a new mRNA vaccine that could finally provide a way to effectively combat pancreatic cancer.
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Things To DO In The DMV: Art Flow(s): Perspectives from the African Diaspora
Discover the vibrant art scene in the DMV area through the lens of the African diaspora. From galleries to festivals, these are the top must-see events.
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A Look Ahead: What to Expect in Week 3 of the NFL Season
Get ready for another exciting week of NFL action as we take a look ahead at what to expect in week 3. From big wins to potential upsets, find out the latest predictions players.
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Food Lion Feeds Partners with Customers to Help Fight Hunger
Campaign provides grants equivalent to 2 million meals* to support community hunger relief organizations
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Navigating AI Ethics and Data Protection: Insights from the Texas Tribune Festival
Gain insights on navigating AI ethics and data protection from the Texas Tribune Festival. Learn about top keywords and key phrases.
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Black women seek to double their numbers in the U.S. Senate
In her final term as a US Senator, Laphonza Butler reflects on the importance of math in bridging the racial gap in the Senate and shares her excitement about the potential for Black women to double their representation in the chamber.