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Zeta Phi Beta sorority announces $750,000 pledge to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority has pledged to raise $750,000 by 2028 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to support research and treatment for childhood cancer and sickle cell disease, continuing their long-standing partnership to improve outcomes for children and ensure families never receive a bill for care.

Black P.R. Wire
Sep 253 min read
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Jessie Trice Community Health System Observes World Pharmacists Day
Jessie Trice Community Health System (JTCHS) celebrates World Pharmacists Day by honoring pharmacists' vital role in healthcare and highlighting its comprehensive services and long-standing commitment to improving community health in Miami-Dade County.

Black P.R. Wire
Sep 252 min read
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Beyond Anger: Embracing Compassion and Reflection After Charlie Kirk's Passing
About: Beyond Anger: Embracing Compassion and Reflection After Charlie Kirk's Passing, By Lena Fields-Arnold 22 September 2025
In the wake of Charlie Kirk's passing, the article encourages embracing compassion and reflection instead of anger. It also emphasizes the importance of acknowledging significant historical accounts of Black American citizens that deserve attention and understanding.

Lena Fields-Arnold
Sep 2418 min read
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Breathe Easy: Navigating Asthma Season with Your School-Age Superstar
Discover essential strategies to help your school-age superstar thrive during asthma season, ensuring they can enjoy every moment without the worry of their condition.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Sep 231 min read
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Behind the Wheel and Beyond the Shadows: Unraveling the Tragedy of Missing Black Men in Sundown Towns
This investigative report delves into the alarming trend of missing Black truck drivers in the United States, particularly in areas known as "sundown towns," where historical racial exclusion persists. It highlights systemic inequities, media polarization, and grassroots efforts by communities of color to advocate for greater awareness and justice for those whose cases often go overlooked.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Sep 236 min read
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A Yellow Mermaid's Tale: The Hair-Saving Secrets of Keansburg Bay
Discover how a whimsical yellow mermaid and the magical waters of Keansburg Bay reveal the secret to reviving summer hair and sisterhood in this enchanting end-of-summer tale.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Sep 193 min read
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The Truth About MAGA: Unmasking Racism and Rallying for Change
This text is an excerpt from the book "What We Blacks Need to Do," calling for action against racism and inequality, emphasizing the importance of voting and highlighting the detrimental impact of ultraconservative figures like Trump and Charlie Kirk on Black communities.

James Jerome Hankin
Sep 192 min read
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Empowering Families: Preparing to Make Your Voice Heard in the 2026 Midterm Election
This post highlights the importance of vocational education and family discussions in preparing the next generation to make informed choices at the polls. Inspired by James Jerome Hankins’ book, it encourages parents and students to engage, register, and vote with purpose in the 2026 midterm election.

James Jerome Hankin
Sep 172 min read
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WHITESBORO HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROJECT INVITES YOU TO JOIN OUR MONTHLY COMMUNITY MEETING
The Whitesboro Historic Preservation Project is dedicated to preserving the community's legacy and is hosting a meeting to launch the Carpenters Apprentice Ready Program on September 19, 2025.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Sep 171 min read
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Clean Up Time!
Clean up time: A call for all Americans to confront and clear away systemic racism and discrimination, just as we would restore order and healing in our own homes.

Karen Brittingham-Edmond
Sep 152 min read
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Zeta National Educational Foundation Celebrates 50 Years of Transforming Dreams into Achievement
The Zeta National Educational Foundation (ZNEF) is celebrating 50 years of impact with a gala at the National Museum of African American History & Culture, located in Washington, DC. ZNEF has awarded over $2.2 million in scholarships and transformed the lives of more than 4,000 students across the nation.

Black P.R. Wire
Sep 92 min read
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A Choice for Tomorrow: Navigating Values in an Era of Violence
Title: A Choice for Tomorrow: Navigating Values in an Era of Violence: By James Jerome Hankins About: The content discusses the complex interplay of gun rights and moral values in America, urging a call to action for individuals to consider the impact of these issues on future generations.

James Jerome Hankin
Sep 82 min read
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