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Hunger, Food Insecurities Rise During Holidays
With the holiday season in full swing with annual parties and celebrations, there's another tradition that's always quite sobering: widespread…
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State of Black America Is Strong, Experts Say
Four preeminent Black leaders in America addressed the challenges and celebrated the success stories of the African-American community, during a…
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CBC Members Host Forum about Racism on College Campuses
Congressional Democrats, led by Rep. Bobby Scott (D-Va.), the ranking member on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce…
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Missing Burundi Teens Highlight Media Blind Spot Towards Black Community
The mainstream media response to the disappearance of a group of teenagers from Burundi, who were in D.C. for a…
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Appeals Court Says Flint Water Lawsuit Can Continue
The United States 6th Circuit Court of Appeals' reversal of a federal court's decision in two lawsuits filed by Flint,…
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Civil Rights Groups Urge Black Parents to Lead on ESSA State Plans
Sirraya Gant, the mother of two sons who graduated from high schools in Washington, D.C., said that getting involved in…
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Procter & Gamble’s ‘The Talk’ Ad Stirs Race Debate
Procter & Gamble kicked off the 10th anniversary celebration of the "My Black is Beautiful" campaign by releasing a commercial…
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Dr. Kevin Williams Talks About Sickle Cell Disease in the Black Community
Dr. Kevin Williams, the chief medical officer for Pfizer's rare disease unit, discussed the impact of sickle cell disease in…
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Morehouse Student Follows His Passion, Finds the Black Press
Darrell Williams is a rising senior at Morehouse College who has big dreams of being a creative director one day.
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Family, Friends Remember Martha Rivera Chavis
Family and friends from across the globe, gathered to celebrate the life and legacy of Martha Rivera Chavis in a…
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