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Fourteenth Street on Fire: What Happened to Chocolate City?
Exploring the transformation of Chocolate City, Washington D.C.'s predominantly Black enclave, and the impact of urban renewal on its residents.
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Seven Texans facing federal execution given clemency, four others given state pardons
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5 Innovative Programs Supporting Students’ Mental Wellness
This article highlights five nonprofit organizations that are working to support the mental wellness of young people, particularly Black students. The Jed Foundation provides a mental health check-in ...
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Here’s Why Math Is Critical to Young Black Students
Africans were using math to build empires in every corner of the African continent back when Europeans still believed the ...
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OP-ED: Lawsuit Lending Disclosure is Key to Racial Justice in New York and Across America
My first brush with the law took place when I was just 12 years old. I walked into the local library in Oxford, N.C., from which Black Americans were expressly forbidden, and tried to check out a book ...
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Dear Fathers Event Empowers Black Fathers to Strengthen Family Bonds and Leave a Lasting Legacy
Dear Fathers hosted a panel at the Mavericks' arena, uniting Black fathers for impactful discussions on mental health, legacy ...
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12 Books and Bibles for Christmas Reading and Gifting
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