This week, on the heels of the violent winds and rain of Hurricane Debby, South Florida saw one of its deadliest car crashes in years. Read more…
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Self-proclaimed “Super Mayor” Tiffany Henyard has been under investigation following accusations that she abused municipal funds for her own personal spending. Despite denying the allegations, a recent probe revealed Henyard’s shocking spending habits. Read more…
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Lifestyle influencer Brooke Schofield is learning a painful lesson about the reality of social media – the internet never forgets. Instead of posting videos of herself dancing with friends or hanging out with her cat, most of Schofield’s recent content has been apology videos for resurfaced racist tweets she made in… Read more…
The Olympic games are one of the most dynamic events in our world. A collection of most of the world’s countries, uniting in competition. It’s always fascinating to watch such an array of different political beliefs performing under one law, which is the law of their respective disciplines of sport. We witness South and North
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The Biden Administration announced Wednesday that it has issued over $2 billion worth of payments to over 40,000 people under a program aimed at addressing racial discrimination by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The payouts come after lawsuit filed on behalf of Black farmers over decades of discrimination in USDA loan access. The USDA announced Wednesday
By Amber D. Dodd Howard University will receive $175 million in support of the endowment of the College of Medicine. Howard University President Ben Vinson III, Ph.D., will attend Bloomberg Philanthropies’ announcement in New York City Tuesday morning, as he called the endowment a “unreservedly transformational gift” for the University. “Endowment support has traditionally been an
By Char Adams After Donald Trump told journalists on Wednesday that his presidential opponent Kamala Harris “turned Black” for political gain, Trump’s comments have impacted the way many multirace voters are thinking about the two candidates. “She was only promoting Indian heritage,” the former president said during an interview at the National Association of Black Journalists convention
By Jeremy Etelson The storm on the Democratic Party’s electoral horizon was never limited to President Biden staying in the race. Biden’s mental infirmity and the concerted denial surrounding it, while governmentally dangerous, were merely amplifying the severity of the party’s imminent political reckoning. Vice President Kamala Harris has now officially replaced Biden as the Democratic presidential nominee. But this
The Democratic Party’s downfall is deeper than Harris or Biden Read More »
On Aug. 9, Latto will release her third album, Sugar Honey Iced Tea, and the Atlanta rapper has launched a creative campaign in honor of the release. In an Instagram post, the 25-year-old teased a video inspired by the iconic movie ATL. Latto depicts Lauren London’s ATL character New New in the trailer. Additionally, Big Mama
Courtesy of Florida A&M University Florida A&M University, a historically Black educational institution in Tallahassee, has recently received $550,000 in donations to establish a new Center for African and African American Studies. Two philanthropic organizations, the Henry Luce Foundation and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, each donated $275,000 to help kick off
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