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VP Harris is the latest White House official to appear with California Gov. Newsom amid recall effort

By Maegan Vazquez Top members of the Biden White House have appeared with California’s embattled Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom, twice over the last week — a signal of support for a politician who is likely to face a recall election. Newsom accompanied

April 6, 2021April 6, 2021
National News/Politics

The fight to define infrastructure could change America

Analysis by Stephen Collinson The meaning of the word “infrastructure” suddenly depends on your politics. President Joe Biden is using a sleight of hand by crafting a bill that might be traditionally associated with repairs to potholed highways to instead be his

April 6, 2021April 6, 2021
Business/Campus News

Weight Watchers panel addresses mental wellness for HBCU students

Weight Watchers International, Inc. (WW) has joined The Female Quotient (TFQ) and Tai Life Media Agency for a free wellness and self-love masterclass series for HBCU students. Premised on the well-being of students of color, the series started on Feb. 25 in

April 5, 2021April 5, 2021
Campus News/Politics

HBCUs to receive $1.6 billion in debt relief, new funding

As part of pandemic relief the U.S. Department of Education discharged roughly $1.6 billion of HBCU debt. Only institutions participating in the HBCU Capital Financing Program qualify. 45 HBCUs in total will be relieved: 32 private institutions, 13 public. The HBCU Capital Finance

April 5, 2021April 5, 2021
Black Women's History Month

Passing the Torch: Ann Cole Lowe and Kimora Lee Simmons

These two remarkable women have made their mark on the fashion world. Despite the challenges they both faced, Ann Cole Lowe and Kimora Lee Simmons have proven that adversity isn’t always a disadvantage. The first African American to become a high-end fashion

April 5, 2021April 8, 2021
Entertainment

Chadwick Boseman honored at SAG Awards

By Chloe Melas Chadwick Boseman posthumously won the SAG Award on Sunday for outstanding performance by a leading man for his work in “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.” Boseman, 43, died in August after a private battle with colon cancer. Boseman’s wife, Taylor

April 5, 2021April 5, 2021
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WCU’s digital Black history collection preserves oral history of local African-Americans

By Rex Hodge CULLOWHEE, North Carolina (WLOS) — Recordings of local African-Americans made in the 1980s have been upgraded at Western Carolina University. University leaders want the collection preserved so they can better teach race relations. The recordings at Hunter Library at

April 5, 2021April 5, 2021
Business

Detroit community crowd-funds the only Black-owned grocery store in the city

By Carly Ryan When Raphael Wright thought about what he could do to build back his community in Detroit, he realized that food sovereignty, or the ability for a community to control the food it consumes, is often the bedrock of a

April 5, 2021April 5, 2021
Sports

Atlanta Braves cover All-Star Game patch on team jerseys after MLB’s decision to move game

By Homero De la Fuente and Amir Vera The Atlanta Braves altered their uniforms Saturday ahead of their game against the Philadelphia Phillies, with the All-Star Game patch the team sported on their jersey’s for opening day noticeably sewn over. The alteration

April 5, 2021April 5, 2021
Community/National News

How one of Detroit’s churches is tackling vaccine hesitancy to help combat Michigan’s Covid-19 surge

By Sarah Jorgensen When Pastor Kenneth J. Flowers took to the pulpit on Easter Sunday, tapping a tambourine along with a choir singing “he got up,” the morning represented resurrection in more ways than one. “This time last year, we couldn’t come

April 5, 2021April 5, 2021
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