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How white women are rushing to support Kamala Harris

How white women are rushing to support Kamala Harris

Vice President Kamala Harris‘ campaign recently revealed that it raised a record $81 million in the first 24 hours after President Biden dropped out of the 2024 race and Harris became the presumptive nominee. The figure, which was a new presidential donation record, included money raised across the campaign, the Democratic National Committee, and joint…

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Nigerian artist seeking to break Guinness record for the largest drawing by an individual 

Fola David, a Nigerian artist and medical doctor, is aiming to break the Guinness record for the largest drawing by an individual. Per Reuters, David embarked on the project at a stadium in the West African nation’s city of Lagos. It took him six days to complete the 1,050-square-metre drawing. David’s huge “Unity in Diversity”…

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Meet the first black athlete to win an Olympic gold medal

Meet the first black athlete to win an Olympic gold medal

John Baxter Taylor Jr etched his name in history as the first black Olympic gold medalist. While attending the University of Pennsylvania, Taylor dominated the track, clinching three IC4A 440-yard titles. His winning times in 1904 (49.2 seconds) and 1907 (48.8 seconds) stood as the fastest in the world in those years. He also secured…

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Meet Myeshia Mizuno, who just became the first Black woman to run a primetime game show

Meet Myeshia Mizuno, who just became the first Black woman to run a primetime game show

Myeshia Mizuno is the first Black woman to run a network game show, having taken over the regular and celebrity versions of Family Feud. Growing up in the 1970s, Mizuno watched the Richard Dawson version of “Family Feud” at home. She told Variety, “I grew up watching game shows, everyone watched game shows. They have…

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Nigerians behind remittance fintech Pesa now operate in 27 European countries after Canada success

Nigerians behind remittance fintech Pesa now operate in 27 European countries after Canada success

Tolulope Osho, Yusuf Yakubu and Adewale Afolabi — all Nigerians — are the founders of Pesa, a remittance fintech. The trio founded the startup following their firsthand experience using informal channels to remit money to avoid costly charges after settling in Canada in 2017. They experienced how costly and unreliable remittance services made people resort…

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