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DJ Marc B on becoming 21 Savage’s DJ and crazy Drake story
DJ Marc B started his career in high school, DJing house parties from his phone when his mom was away. After she bought him his first DJ board, he fully committed to the craft. Now he serves as the official DJ for 21 Savage and has toured with major artists including J. Cole, Post Malone […] The post DJ Marc... Read more
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Lennetta Hay created Ologo Golf for big and tall golfers
Lennetta Hay and her husband are the founders of Ologo Golf, an inclusive golf brand that focuses on the big and tall community. Golf is a sport where there isn’t a lot of diversity. Outside of Tiger Woods and a select few, the Black community never truly connected with golf. Ologo Golf wants to change […] The post Lennetta Hay... Read more
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From fashion to fire bars: Kai Ca$h blends style and legacy
From fashion to photography and fire bars, Brooklyn’s Kai Ca$h blends style, legacy, and self-made ambition into a voice for the next generation of hip-hop. Kai Ca$h stopped by Streetz 94.5 and rolling out to discuss his work. Thank you for stopping by. I know it’s been a busy day. Yeah, it’s a running day. […] The post From fashion... Read more
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Luka Dončić donates to restore Kobe and Gigi Bryant mural
Los Angeles Lakers superstar Luka Dončić has donated $5,000 to repair the cherished mural of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna “Gigi” Bryant. The “Mambas Forever” mural, located at the intersection of Main and 14th streets in downtown Los Angeles, was created by L.A. artist Sloe Motions, whose real name is Louie Palsino. The mural […] The post Luka Dončić... Read more
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Black Couple Files Lawsuit After FBI Agents Mistakenly Raid Their Home in Atlanta
Nationwide — Trina Martin, an African American woman from Atlanta, Georgia, and her then-fiancé, Toi Cliatt, are taking their case to the U.S. Supreme Court after FBI agents raided her […] The post Black Couple Files Lawsuit After FBI Agents Mistakenly Raid Their Home in Atlanta first appeared on BlackNews.com.... Read more
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21-Year-Old Black College Football Player Dies After Accidentally Shooting Himself
Nationwide — Todric McGee, a 21-year-old African American college student and football player from Missouri, tragically passed away on April 19th after accidentally shooting himself at home. Police confirmed the […] The post 21-Year-Old Black College Football Player Dies After Accidentally Shooting Himself first appeared on BlackNews.com.... Read more

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Programs aim to connect high schoolers to clean energy careers
As Massachusetts aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and meet 2050 net-zero goals, the state’s high schoolers are being targeted as a key group to fill pending gaps in the state’s clean energy workforce.... Read more
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Pope Francis, first Latin American pontiff, remembered
Faith leaders, politicians and people around the world are mourning the loss of Pope Francis, 88, the first Latin American pontiff and a spiritual leader, who died on Easter Monday.... Read more
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Mass protests in Black and white — Are we showing up?
From the podium at Philadelphia’s Independence Mall, Kadida Kenner, executive director of the New Pennsylvania Project, scanned the vast human landscape at the April 5 “Hands Off!” protest. Among the estimated 30,000 assembled, she made a stark observation: Black protesters were missing.... Read more
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Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ is a masterful and soulful dance with the devil
“Sinners” stars Michael B. Jordan in a precise and well-acted dual role as the identical Smokestack Twins (one twin is nicknamed Smoke, the other Stack). The film takes place over a single day in October 1932 in Clarksdale, Mississippi, the birthplace of blues.... Read more
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EBT will be down for 12 hours this weekend
Due to system maintenance, there will be a full EBT outage from 11 p.m. Saturday, April 26, until midday Sunday, April 27.... Read more
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Artist Robert B. Stull has died at 58
On Friday, April 17, 2025, Illustrator Robert B. Stull, also known as Rob Stull, passed away after an illness.... Read more

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Democratic women don’t want the White House talking about raising birth rates
Democrats are slamming policy proposals the Trump administration is reportedly considering that aim to raise birth rates in the United States and encourage women to have children, arguing they should instead enact paid leave and expand the current child tax credit to better support mothers and families. The debates over family policy come as congressional […] The post Democratic women... Read more
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Trump’s first 100 days: What stands out. What’s surprising. What’s next.
One hundred days into President Donald Trump’s second term, the speed with which he has worked to fulfill the promises he made on the campaign trail has been remarkable. He has gone after perceived enemies in law and higher education, instituted tariffs, and moved to restrict how race and gender are discussed in every American […] The post Trump’s first... Read more
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How have Trump’s first 100 days impacted the country? Look to New Mexico.
SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO — Over a year ago, Iris Nolasco moved back to her hometown to take a job as executive director of a food bank and community hub in Silver City, a mountain town in southern New Mexico that draws a mix of college students, artisans, nature lovers and retirees. For over 20 […] The post How have... Read more
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House approves Take It Down Act, sending bill on intimate images to Trump’s desk
The House on Monday voted 409-2 to pass a bipartisan bill that would require online platforms to remove nonconsensual intimate imagery, including sexually explicit deepfakes and so-called “revenge porn.” The Take It Down Act now will be sent to President Donald Trump’s desk, and he has vowed to sign it into law. The Take It […] The post House approves... Read more
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Women have served in combat roles for a decade. The Pentagon is reopening the debate
This article first appeared on The War Horse, an award-winning nonprofit news organization educating the public on military service. Subscribe to their newsletter. In Army Ranger school, Emelie Vanasse once sat under a poncho in the pouring rain and shivered so hard her entire body cramped up. She strapped on a rucksack that weighed more than 100 pounds […] The post Women have... Read more
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Nearly half of Americans don’t want politicians focusing on trans issues
President Donald Trump has taken aim at trans people during his first 100 days in office in his second term. He has sought to restrict access to accurate passports, erase the accomplishments of trans elders, remove transgender members from the military and purge the government of what he has termed “woke gender ideology.” But a […] The post Nearly half... Read more

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This Georgia Teen Lost Her Would-Be Prom Date to a Shooting, How She Honors Him on Prom Night Will Have You Reaching For Tissues
A Georgia teen did not deserve to have her excitement of going to senior prom soiled by the senseless killing of her prom date. However, she still made a decision to make sure he was honored in his absence. The tribute will bring you to tears.Read more...... Read more
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Photo Story Of How Blue Ivy Prepared to To Slay The Cowboy Carter Stage
If there’s any one celebrity kid we’re all rooting for, it’s Blue Ivy Carter! The oldest daughter of Beyoncé and Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter has been a star all her life, but in recent years, Blue Ivy stepped into the spotlight and onto the big stage, making a name for herself and showing off her moves.Read more...... Read more
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Black Folks Are Losing Their Minds Over Fantasia's Return to 'American Idol' After 21 Years, But That's Not All!
There aren’t many things that go as well together like Fantasia Barrino-Taylor and a stage. The magic that happens when those two things meet was on full display on “American Idol” recently and folks online can’t stop talking about it —and the new announcement she made right before it.Read more...... Read more
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Why These Hideous Comments Kanye West Made About His Own Daughter North Will Likely Be Kim Kardashian's Last Straw
Kanye West is no stranger to saying outlandish things. But the comments he recently made about his own daughter North West may have just gone too far and could push fans — and his ex-wife Kim Kardashian — to their breaking points.Read more...... Read more
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This Man Is Accused of Concealing A Fatal Secret From His Wife And Now Police Say He'll Pay For Her Death
Three years have passed since the death of Denise Broadie after a long battle of health complications. Though, following her passing, her husband was charged in connection to her death which authorities now consider to be a murder. The reason behind the charges stems from a long-held secret that could have saved…Read more...... Read more
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Beyonce's Cowboy Carter Tour Kicked Off With This Viral Moment
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White House Turns On Amazon, Press Secretary Slams Tariff Pricing Listing
Amazon's decision to share tariff pricing listings on sold goods has angered the White House, with Karoline Leavitt aiming harsh barbs.... Read more
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The Overlooked Link Between Tariffs And Slavery In The US
Tariffs did far more than adjust trade balances throughout the 19th century. They stoked regional tensions and played a major role in unraveling America's troubling slavery system.... Read more
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19 States Are Suing The Trump Administration Over Its ‘Illogical’ Anti-DEI Agenda
Attorneys general from 19 states filed a lawsuit against Trump, seeking to block its plans to withhold billions in federal funding over DEI.... Read more
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Nelly Calls For Positivity After Trump’s First 100 Days
Nelly is choosing to spread positivity as the conversation around Donald Trump’s presidency continues to stir emotions. Speaking to Fox News Digital, the rapper opened up about his decision to perform at Trump’s Liberty Ball and why he believes it’s time for people to come together rather than stay divided. Text “RICKEY” to 71007 to […]... Read more
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Indiana Lt. Gov. Claims Three-Fifths Compromise ‘Helped Root Out Slavery.’ Here’s Why He’s Loud, Wrong And Racist
Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith claimed that the three-fifths compromise was "a great move" for America that "helped to root out slavery.”... Read more
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Reemergence From The Ashes: How Altadena Is Slowly Reopening For Business
For the residents of Altadena, the remnants of the wildfire that forever changed their community are paving the way for a new era.... Read more

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Black Couple Files Lawsuit After FBI Agents Mistakenly Raid Their Home in Atlanta
Nationwide — Trina Martin, an African American woman from Atlanta, Georgia, and her then-fiancé, Toi Cliatt, are taking their case to the U.S. Supreme Court after FBI agents raided her […] The post Black Couple Files Lawsuit After FBI Agents Mistakenly Raid Their Home in Atlanta first appeared on BlackNews.com.... Read more
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21-Year-Old Black College Football Player Dies After Accidentally Shooting Himself
Nationwide — Todric McGee, a 21-year-old African American college student and football player from Missouri, tragically passed away on April 19th after accidentally shooting himself at home. Police confirmed the […] The post 21-Year-Old Black College Football Player Dies After Accidentally Shooting Himself first appeared on BlackNews.com.... Read more
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Police Officers Tase Unarmed Black Man at Dallas Airport Over a Traffic Warrant
Nationwide — Michael Singleton, a 53-year-old man from North Texas, was tased by Dallas police at Love Field Airport while standing still with his hands behind his back. The incident, […] The post Police Officers Tase Unarmed Black Man at Dallas Airport Over a Traffic Warrant first appeared on BlackNews.com.... Read more
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Black Corrections Officer Sadly Killed by Lightning Strike While Fishing
Nationwide — Santonio Catoe, a 39-year-old African American husband, father, and corrections officer from Maury, North Carolina, died after a lightning strike hit him while fishing. He tragically became the […] The post Black Corrections Officer Sadly Killed by Lightning Strike While Fishing first appeared on BlackNews.com.... Read more
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Award-Winning Black Journalist/ Author Releases Year-Long, Step-By-Step Guide to "Buying Black"
A Free Resource for Individuals, Families, Businesses & Organizations Nationwide — 2025 has shown Black Americans many things—notably that we can’t rely on DEI initiatives either to support or to […] The post Award-Winning Black Journalist/ Author Releases Year-Long, Step-By-Step Guide to "Buying Black" first appeared on BlackNews.com.... Read more
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11-Year-Old Boy Dies By Suicide After Alleged Bullying By Teacher, Parents Sue School Board
Nationwide — In Ocala, Florida, the parents of 10-year-old Louis Johnson III, known as “LJ,” have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Marion County School Board, nearly two years […] The post 11-Year-Old Boy Dies By Suicide After Alleged Bullying By Teacher, Parents Sue School Board first appeared on BlackNews.com.... Read more