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By David W. MarshallThe Philadelphia Tribunehttps://www.phillytrib.com/ The realities of our nation are harsh, but I truly hope young people, particularly those of color, are...
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By Christopher RhodesBlavity Reprintedhttps://blavity.com/ Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump has slashed government spending and dismantled entire federal agencies and programs, with billionaire Elon...
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By Ann Brownhttps://moguldom.com/ President Donald Trump recently claimed that “The Invasion of our Country is OVER” following a record-low number of border apprehensions in...
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By Ashlee BanksAfro Reprintedhttps://afro.com/ Democratic lawmakers responded with outrage to President Donald Trump’s 2025 address before a joint session of Congress, denouncing it as...
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By Nina Garcia The much-anticipated opening day of the State Fair of Texas 2021 has arrived! Many a fairgoers, including myself, were eager to...
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BY THE HAITIAN TIMES The Mexican Embassy in Haiti donated 2,000 tons of humanitarian aid to help those affected by the Aug. 14 earthquake that...
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BY THE HAITIAN TIMES UNICEF is concerned about the living conditions of Haitians expelled from the Mexican-American border to Haiti, more than two-thirds of whom...
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By Andrew Whigham, III Our Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) have educated and entertained millions over the years. With the COVID pandemic suppressing...
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By Sylvia Dunnavant HinesTexas Metro News According to current statistics, one out eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in...
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BY SAM BOJARSKI AND LEONARDO MARCH Rodney Rozier walked in the door of the NACC Receiving Center in Houston, one day after driving nearly six hours from...
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By Valerie Fields HillNews Editor, Texas Metro News DALLAS – Nothing could discourage Grambling State University sophomore James Latimore and his friends from attending...
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BY GARRY PIERRE-PIERRE On a pleasant fall day in Port-au-Prince, in the late morning, journalists gathered at the seaport to interview ‘boat people’ who had...
