By Hanna Trudo Embattled New York City Mayor Eric Adams is fighting for his political life as he finds himself in the middle of a legal firestorm, raising questions about how much longer he can hold on to power. Adams was indicted last week by the Manhattan U.S. attorney’s office in a wide-ranging federal corruption probe, the culmination […]
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By Dr. Frances ‘Toni’ Draper The lyrics of an old Negro Spiritual poignantly declare, “Everybody talkin’ ’bout Heaven ain’t goin’ there.” Unfortunately, in 2024, despite all the discussion and debate about the presidential election, everybody talking about voting ain’t going there, either. It’s one thing to talk about the importance of this year’s presidential election,
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By Kierra Frasier Kamala Harris was among Barack Obama’s earliest supporters in 2008, knocking on doors and raising money to help propel him to a two-term presidency. Now, he’s returning the favor. The former president will appear Thursday at an event in the Pittsburgh area, the start of what will be part of a swing-state
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Busayo went from crunching numbers to leading a startup revolution. Get inspired by his journey and see how he’s shaking up the game with his accounting roots. The post From Accountant to Startup Star: Busayo’s Revolutionary Path appeared first on HBCU Lifestyle – Black College Living.
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Love and Marriage Huntsville stars Destiny Payton and Melody Rodgers were good friends at one time. Unfortunately, the two are at odds, and the root of the fallout is murky, even to viewers. Payton seems to be confused as well, but according to Rodgers, she began to distance herself from Payton because she was associated
Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh, North Carolina has been suspended from all sports activities for the rest of the academic year. According to ABC 11, the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) announced that the HBCU is failing to meet conference compliance requirements as it continues to face financial struggles. Per the CIAA’s compliance standards, each
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Following Hurricane Helene, extended power outages across the Southeast have left many unable to preserve food. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has a grant of $10 million, and eligible households can receive a payment. How to apply for FEMA assistance: According to WJCL News, Georgia has received the $10 million in FEMA aid. There
Charlotte, North Carolina‘s Anna Cockrell visited her hometown HBCU, Johnson C. Smith University. On Tuesday, the silver Olympic medalist was seen on campus talking with the JCSU track team per HBCU Gameday. A video on social media shows Cockrell wearing a Team USA bomber jacket and her silver medal while talking about her big win in the 400m at
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Coco Gauff has added another historic accolade to her decorated resume. Gauff earned her latest achievement on Sunday when she won the China Open final with a 6-1 6-3 sweep against Czech star Karolina Muchová. The 20-year-old tennis star, who now owns eight WTA titles, became the first American to win the China Open since
After four seasons, Power Book II: Ghost, the very first spinoff of the original Power series, has come to a close. And if you were expecting more bodies in the finale, well…..that didn’t exactly happen! Actually, it seems like the majority of our characters got as close to happy endings as many in the Power
