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Florida woman who fatally shot Black neighbor Ajike Owens sentenced
Susan Lorincz, the White Florida woman accused of fatally shooting her Black neighbor during a dispute over the victim’s children playing outside, was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Monday. Per CBS News, Lorincz’s sentencing came after a jury found her guilty of manslaughter in August. Lorincz, 60, gunned down Ajike Owens, a mother…
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9 Trump policies that will hurt Black Americans
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Why moving to Africa may be a good option during Trump’s presidency
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5 historic wins on Election Night worth celebrating after Kamala Harris’ loss
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Here are the highest-paid dead Black celebrities of 2024
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Culture
Interesting recipe for ancient Egyptian cocktail revealed – it contained breast milk, other bodily fluids
A new study has revealed that ancient Egyptians consumed an alcoholic cocktail made with psychedelic drugs and bodily fluids. Researchers analyzed chemical traces inside a 2,200-year-old ceramic drinking mug found in Egypt. The palm-sized mug features the head of the deity Bes, believed to protect women and children, especially during labor. The researchers discovered that…
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces criticism over newly signed Safe Hotels Act
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Trick Daddy reiterates he’s not African American despite backlash
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Granite Art captivates tourists and locals at Laongo Symposium in Burkina Faso
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Meet the unsung heroes who rescued more than 1,000 children during Rwanda’s genocide
Nearly 30 years after the Rwandan genocide, a gripping story of survival and humanitarian bravery is surfacing. Amid the violence of 1994, a network of Swiss aid workers helped rescue around 1,000 Rwandan children, moving them across the border to safety in Burundi. These children, many of whom were orphans, had endured deep trauma, with…
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Survivors of Rwandan Genocide testify at Paris trial over 1994 massacres
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Morocco showcases ancient history of Chellah in new exhibition
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Quincy Jones made a mockery of death by attending his own memorial service 50 years ago
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Meet Oregon’s first Black member of Congress: ‘I am proud to be the first, but not the last’
Janelle Bynum became Oregon’s first Black member of Congress after successfully flipping a U.S. House seat from Republicans this month. The Democrat took the seat after defeating Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer. She said in a press conference, “It’s not lost on me that I am one generation removed from segregation. It’s not lost on me that…
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How this nurse entrepreneur is helping other Black nurses launch 8-figure businesses
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Cher reveals Tina Turner asked her for advice on how to leave her abusive husband
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Daughter of the late Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is now the first woman to replace her mother in Congress
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How this nurse entrepreneur is helping other Black nurses launch 8-figure businesses
Alvionna Brewster is the driving force behind the Black Nurse Entrepreneurs (BNE) group, a community dedicated to supporting African-American nurses. Founded in 2015, BNE has grown to include over 23,000 members and provides a safe environment for creativity, collaboration, and entrepreneurial success. In an interview with Dallas Voyage, Brewster explained, “It started with a simple social…
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Meet the woman on a mission to plant one million coconut trees in Nigeria
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How Salisu Buhari went from political scandal to industrial success with a $28M plastic business
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Pusha T goes from rapping to selling coffee: ‘This is just a piece of me’
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