Rising To Rebuild Renee Dugue RebornAndRising The old saying “Time flies” is so true! It’s been fifteen years since Hurricane Katrina washed me out of New Orleans and the only home I’d ever known. Relocating […]
Trump said the system isn’t set up to handle mail-in votes on a national scale — and, ‘they cheat.’
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The president sidestepped condemning white supremacists and militia groups.
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Kelsyn Parker Data News Weekly Contributor In an election year plagued with an unexpected pandemic, social unrest, several storms, and a string of wildfires, the killing of Breonna Taylor sent shockwaves throughout the nation. From […]
Alexa Green Data News Weekly Contributor The COVID-19 Pandemic may have forced working women to get used to a new normal, but for Black women, the initial closure of hair salons meant finding new ways […]
Nigell Moses Data News Weekly Contributor After a record-breaking 66.6 percent voter turnout in 2012, the Black voter turnout declined for the first time in 20 years, plunging to 59.6 percent in the 2016 presidential […]
NNPA Newswire CHICAGO, IL- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® is proud to announce that for the third consecutive year, the sorority has successfully raised $1 million in 24 hours for the benefit of Historically Black […]
“Will he just shush for a minute?” “Keep yapping, man.” “It’s hard to get a word in with this clown.” Welcome to the 2020 debates.
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Zoe Trask Data News Weekly Contributor Black fathers are plagued with the stereotype that they are often absent in their children’s lives. From a Western perspective, father absenteeism is usually determined if the father is […]
Tracee Dundas Fashion Stylist Like most African American households in the ‘50’s and ‘60’s clothes were often acquired as “hand-me-downs” from a sibling, or the skillset of sewing was taught by the family matriarchs; the […]
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