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Black Sororities Team Up to Spread Self-Love

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By Beverly E. Smith, Esq – Iconic battles featuring the likes of Babyface versus Teddy Riley, Swizz Beats versus Timbaland and T-Pain versus Lil Jon have been popping up all on social media in an […]

‘This Must Stop!’, By Dr. E. Faye Williams

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In his poem “No Man Is an Island,” John Donne wrote, “Any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind.” I’ve always been involved in humanitarian issues and the universality of justice. This […]

39 Creatives Talk Being Black in the Design Industry—and What Needs to Change

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BY KELLY CORBETT – “I live and work in TriBeCa and have on occasion been mistaken for either cleaning staff or a nanny whilst visiting job sites. “ ALICE MORGAN What does skin color have to […]

Spiritually Speaking: Wear Your Armour

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NNPA NEWSWIRE — By James Washington Jr., Co-Publisher, Dallas Weekly News – How do we put on spiritual armor? We do so by daily absorbing scripture as truth, living in obedience to God, sharing the […]

OPINION If Black Lives Matter, Let’s Prove it By Fixing Our Schools

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Detroit Free Press Editorial Board – A man wearing a Black LIves Matter hoodie stands near the U.S. Capitol building. America should improve education inequality. (Photo: EVan Vucci/ ASsociated Press) Police brutality has become most […]

FILM REVIEW: Blue Story

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NNPA NEWSWIRE – By Dwight Brown NNPA NewsWire Film Critic – The leads are magnetic: Stephen Odubola as the African/English Timmy has a gentleness about him that makes you gasp when his behavior becomes more sinister. […]

Hamilton a Big Sporting Voice in Black Lives Matter Movement

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By STEVE DOUGLAS AP Sports Writer – Prevented from doing his day job by the coronavirus outbreak, Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton is standing out during the pandemic through his passionate campaigning against racial injustice. […]

After 65 Years, The First African-American-Owned Travel Agency Continues to Provide Travelers With Unique Experiences

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Before the current boom of black travel nomads and influencers, there were African-American pioneers who charted a course that would revolutionize the way black travelers traversed the world. More than 80 years ago, postal service […]

7-Year-Old NY Girl Goes Viral After Marching in Black Lives Matter Protest

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Wynta Amor Rogers After becoming an overnight sensation after her first rally, Wynta-Amor Rogers marched in her second protest Thursday in New York City, and said she wants to prompt change like Dr. Martin Luther […]

How To Check If Your Hotel Is Clean During The Pandemic

June 4, 2020 admin 0

Major hotel chains have announced new cleaning standards in light of the current health pandemic. The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) recently announced new protocols across major hotel chains would include hand sanitizer dispensers in […]