On April 1, history didn’t just happen—it soared. Victor J. Glover, a California native, naval aviator, and man of quiet resolve, etched his name into the cosmos as the first Black man to fly around the Moon. As pilot of Artemis II, Glover carries more than the weight of a groundbreaking mission—he carries legacy, possibility, and […]
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By DL White Most Americans, whether “woke” or not, have to recognize that something is not right with this country. In truth, several things are not right with a nation that once prided itself on being a democratic society—one where freedom of speech and expression were embraced and protected. Freedom of speech and the right
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International artist Burna Boy has privately stepped in to cover the funeral expenses for all four young victims, after hearing the story on The Breakfast Club and learning about the families affected. Burna Boy was deeply moved by what happened, particularly the story of Amari, a 3.8 GPA student-athlete whose life was cut short. He reached out
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Thoughts and prayers for everyone in Los Angeles County affected by the wildfires. Home to many of our family, friends and colleagues. Let’s keep our community and our brave first responders in prayer. Below are are few resources to help during this time of need: You can also prepare for wildfires by: You can find
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[PHOENIX, AZ] In a heartwarming endeavor to foster inclusivity and celebrate diversity, mother—daughter duo Erica Maxwell and her daughter, Jessica A. Alexander, co-authors of the children’s book “Beauty With A Birthmark”, embarked on a transformative literacy mission trip to South Africa this past October. Released in March 2022, “Beauty With A Birthmark” is a poignant
These four women are truly remarkable athletes, each with their own unique skills and talents on the court. They have all demonstrated their dedication and passion for the game, and it’s clear that they have bright futures ahead of them in the WNBA. Zia Cooke’s aggressive playing style has made her a standout player for
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By: G. Napier Barnes, III. One thing that really bothers me is when I meet a young person and they tell me that they are going to (put any college here) to play football (or any other sport). Naw partner, you’re NOT going to college to play a sport! You’re going to college to get
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Wednesday, January 7, 2022, ceremony in the East Room marked a rare occasion for a celebration among two presidential administrations, where President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden convened a who’s who of administration officials past and present – for the unveiling of the official White House portraits of former President Barack Obama and
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Hundreds to Convene in San Diego for Afrofuturism Lounge 2022 San Diego, CA — Conceived in 2018 as a meetup for San Diego Comic-Con visitors, Afrofuturism Lounge returns to the city this month as an in-person gathering. Presented by Afrofuturism Lounge founder LaWana Richmond, EdD in collaboration with the San Diego African American Museum of Fine Art
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The grants follow the announcement of a nationwide study by the Boston Consulting Group, which found that Digital Navigators are critical to closing the digital divide and reducing socioeconomic inequalities by helping more people get online. Digital Navigators are individuals affiliated with trusted community organizations who are trained to help people access the Internet, use devices, and build digital
