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    Issa Rae Is The First Person To Receive The Key To The City Of Inglewood

    Issa Rae, the multi-hyphenate dynamo, has realized her destiny once more. Rae’s 2010 tweet, “When I grow up, I want to be a more successful version of me,” became part of Twitter’s “Tweet It Into Existence” marketing campaign. Since tweeting those words into existence, the media mogul has created the groundbreaking series Insecure, which featured […] More

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    Brehanna Daniels Makes History As 1st Black Woman Pit Member at Nascar

    In just five years, Brehanna Daniels says she has seen a lot of changes in her life.  The Norfolk State women’s basketball point guard stated she never considered NASCAR as a sport, let alone a profession, while in college.  But here she is, at the age of 27, on the NASCAR pit road, changing racing […] More

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    How 41-Year-Old Single Mother Secured Her Retirement Bag Of $850K 

    On the lists of young workers, retirement isn’t always a top priority. This 41-year-old single mother, on the other hand, did more than just fasten her suitcase.  Lakisha Simmons, who worked since she was 14 years old and retired with over $1 million in her retirement fund ($850,000), has a story on CNBC.  Simmons worked […] More

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    Meet This Man Who Left NFL To Become A Train Conductor

    According to Black Enterprise, this man left the NFL to work as a train conductor.  Keith Fitzhugh has long aspired to play in the NFL and would tell everyone that one day he will be able to do so. He was fortunate in that he had a fire for putting his thoughts into action. “I […] More

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    Pennsylvania Fire Company Suspended After Firefighters Allegedly Mocked an 8-Year-Old Who Died in Police Shooting

    In August 2021, a fire station in Philadelphia came under fire for allegedly mocking the death of an 8-year-old Black kid killed by police in Delaware County. After audio of members throwing racial obscenities became public, the Briarcliffe Volunteer Fire Company in Delaware County was suspended. According to NBC News, the members also insulted Fanta […] More

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    12-Year-Old Swimmer About to Get Disqualified After Wearing Black Lives Matter Swimsuit

    After donning a Black Lives Matter (BLM) swimsuit, Leidy Gallona, a 12-year-old, was nearly disqualified from a swim meet over the weekend.  Sarah Lyons, Gallona’s mother, describes how Leidy was inspired to design the BLM swimsuit after 22-year-old Amir Locke was shot and murdered by Minneapolis police last week. Furthermore, as a woman of color, […] More

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    Stacey Abrams Receives Criticisms For Maskless Photo In Georgia Classroom

    Stacey Abrams, a Democrat running for governor in Georgia, is battling other candidates over a photo of her in a classroom full of children without a mask on. Abrams met with children and teachers at Glenwood Elementary School in Decatur to kick off the school’s third annual African American read-in. Dr. Holly Brookins, the school’s […] More

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    Biden Administration Finalizing $30M Program To Give Out Crack Pipes To Drug Addicts

    According to the DailyMail, the Biden Administration is apparently completing the financing needed to provide crack pipes to drug users as part of its Hurt Discount Plan, as the unending battle over medication continues. The Department of Health and Human Services in the United States plans to provide money to programs that distribute crack pipes […] More

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    Black Mother Gives Birth to Six Babies in Only Nine Minutes 

    A Texas mother gave birth to six kids at a Houston hospital within nine minutes of each other. Between 4:50 a.m. and 4:50 a.m Thelma Chiaka welcomed two sets of twin boys and one set of twin girls. It is 4:59 a.m. on March 15 at The Woman’s Hospital of Texas, according to the hospital. […] More

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    First Black Woman To Graduate From Grinnell College Celebrates 107th Birthday

    According to The Chicago Sun-Times, the first Black woman to graduate from Grinnell College celebrated her 107th birthday. In Grinnell, Iowa, in 1914, Dr. Edith Renfrow Smith was born. She is the fifth of Lee and Eva Pearl Renfrow’s six children. Smith remembers a lot about her early upbringing for someone who has been alive […] More

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