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  • Tennessee State University Set to Debut the First Division I Hockey Team at An HBCU

    THE AFRO — “I am incredibly excited to embark on building this program, supported by God, my family, TSU students, alumni, and all those eagerly awaiting this moment,” said Duanté Abercrombie, the head coach of the Tennessee State Tigers ice hockey team, in a press release courtesy of TSU Athletics. “I firmly believe that one day, TSU will be recognized not only as a powerhouse on the ice but also as a program whose student-athletes leave a profound legacy on the world, enriched by the lessons learned at TSU.”

  • HBCU Champions Advance to Postseason Play

    WASHINGTON INFORMER — From HBCU football teams, to the University of the District of Columbia’s soccer program, and Howard University’s volleyball players, athletes are still working to capture titles and garner bragging rights in their various conferences.

  • D.C. Area HBCUs Create Home Base for Student Veterans and Dependents

    THE AFRO — The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) offers its 100 close-knit veteran dependents and families an experience on a culturally diverse urban campus right in the heart of the District. UDC is also the only urban land grant university in the United States, offering students a unique experience.

  • Op-Ed: Where Do We Go from Here?

    NNPA NEWSWIRE - If we have learned anything, it’s that actual change begins at the local level. We need to engage with our city councils, our school boards, our state legislatures, and our communities. These are the places where our work will make the most difference, where we can shape policies that directly impact the lives of those we serve.

  • HBCU Interns Learn Emotional Intelligence

    NNPA NEWSWIRE — The Lenserf Group’s pioneering “Exceed Your Potential Academy” is an innovative, employer-sponsored training program is designed to help students to navigate the challenges of cultural, geographic, and other changes that could impact their performance, wellness, and ability to build relationships during their internships. Topics covered include time management, building confidence, setting priorities, and overcoming procrastination.

  • ‘Diddy’ Combs sends cease-and-desist letter regarding fiery Shyne documentary

    After the film addressed an infamous nightclub shooting case involving the rapper and his former pal 25 years ago, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has reportedly sent a cease-and-desist letter targeting a new film featuring his old protégé Shyne. The rapper-turned business mogul, 54, is in prison in New York awaiting trial on charges including sex trafficking The post ‘Diddy’ Combs sends cease-and-desist letter regarding fiery Shyne documentary appeared first on Rolling Out.

The Impact of the Divine Nine
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The Impact of the Divine Nine

This post celebrates the enduring legacy and transformative impact of the Divine Nine, a collective of historically Black fraternities and sororities within the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC). Rooted in a rich history of resilience, these organizations have profoundly influenced the Black community, championing education, cultivating leadership, and advancing social justice.The Divine Nine—comprising Alpha Phi Alpha,...
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The Benefits of Reading and Physical Exercise for Brain and Physical Health in Black Men and Women
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The Benefits of Reading and Physical Exercise for Brain and Physical Health in Black Men and Women

Maintaining optimal brain and physical health is essential for longevity and well-being. Reading and physical exercise, two powerful yet often underappreciated tools, can significantly contribute to individuals’ cognitive and physical vitality. For Black men and women, the benefits of these activities are not just physiological—they are also deeply cultural and psychological. They provide unique avenues...
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Breaking the Cycle of Generational Poverty: Understanding and Overcoming the Poverty Mindset
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Breaking the Cycle of Generational Poverty: Understanding and Overcoming the Poverty Mindset

Generational poverty is a deeply rooted issue that spans across families and communities, persisting for decades or even centuries. Unlike situational poverty—caused by sudden hardship like a job loss or medical emergency—generational poverty is often passed down from one generation to the next, along with a set of beliefs, habits, and mindsets that are difficult...
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The Enduring Legacy of Modern-Day Slavery and Its Impact on the Black American Community
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The Enduring Legacy of Modern-Day Slavery and Its Impact on the Black American Community

Slavery in the United States officially ended with the 13th Amendment in 1865, but its legacy persists in various forms that continue to affect Black Americans today. The phrase “modern-day slavery” refers to practices and systems that, while not identical to the chattel slavery of the past, perpetuate economic, social, and psychological oppression within the...
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The Potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the Black Community in the United States
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The Potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the Black Community in the United States

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to both empower and exacerbate existing disparities faced by Black communities in the United States. While it presents opportunities for economic empowerment, improved healthcare, and enhanced access to education, it also raises concerns about algorithmic bias, job displacement, and perpetuation of systemic inequalities.Opportunities:Access to Education and Employment: AI can...
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Who Are People of Color? A Look at Population, Economic, and Social Influence
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Who Are People of Color? A Look at Population, Economic, and Social Influence

“People of color” (POC) is a broad term used to describe individuals who are not considered white. This group includes a variety of racial and ethnic identities such as Black Americans, Hispanic or Latinos, Asians, Native Americans and Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and Other Pacific Islanders, and those of mixed race. This term is intended...
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The Potential Impact of Project 2025 on the Black Community
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The Potential Impact of Project 2025 on the Black Community

 As the 2024 election approaches, it is becoming increasingly clear that its outcome will have profound implications for Black Americans. From economic policies to healthcare access, education reform, and civil rights, the stakes are high. Here’s why the 2024 election is incredibly critical for the Black community and what’s at stake.As we look at post-election...
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The Invisible Weight: Why Some Black People Carry Burdens That Aren’t Theirs
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The Invisible Weight: Why Some Black People Carry Burdens That Aren’t Theirs

Ever feel like you’re carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders? For many Black individuals, this isn’t just a feeling—it’s a reality. The metaphor of carrying weight that isn’t theirs speaks volumes about the unnecessary burdens and responsibilities that many Black people take on. These burdens often stem from stress, societal expectations, and...
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The Backbone of White Domination: How Black Miseducation Perpetuates Systemic Inequality
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The Backbone of White Domination: How Black Miseducation Perpetuates Systemic Inequality

The legacy of Black miseducation is deeply entwined with the history of white domination. This systemic issue, rooted in the colonial and slavery eras, continues to influence contemporary society, reinforcing racial disparities in education, economic opportunities, and political empowerment. Understanding this phenomenon requires an examination of its historical context, sociological impact, psychological consequences, and resulting...
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Navigating Artificial Intelligence in the Black Community
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Navigating Artificial Intelligence in the Black Community

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force across various sectors, promising significant advancements while also posing substantial challenges. AI’s impact on the Black community in the United States is multifaceted, involving both positive and negative dimensions. This post explores these impacts, the opportunities AI presents for the Black community, and the strategic steps...
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  • Tennessee State University Set to Debut the First Division I Hockey Team at An HBCU

    THE AFRO — “I am incredibly excited to embark on building this program, supported by God, my family, TSU students, alumni, and all those eagerly awaiting this moment,” said Duanté Abercrombie, the head coach of the Tennessee State Tigers ice hockey team, in a press release courtesy of TSU Athletics. “I firmly believe that one day, TSU will be recognized not only as a powerhouse on the ice but also as a program whose student-athletes leave a profound legacy on the world, enriched by the lessons learned at TSU.”

  • HBCU Champions Advance to Postseason Play

    WASHINGTON INFORMER — From HBCU football teams, to the University of the District of Columbia’s soccer program, and Howard University’s volleyball players, athletes are still working to capture titles and garner bragging rights in their various conferences.

  • D.C. Area HBCUs Create Home Base for Student Veterans and Dependents

    THE AFRO — The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) offers its 100 close-knit veteran dependents and families an experience on a culturally diverse urban campus right in the heart of the District. UDC is also the only urban land grant university in the United States, offering students a unique experience.

  • Op-Ed: Where Do We Go from Here?

    NNPA NEWSWIRE - If we have learned anything, it’s that actual change begins at the local level. We need to engage with our city councils, our school boards, our state legislatures, and our communities. These are the places where our work will make the most difference, where we can shape policies that directly impact the lives of those we serve.

  • HBCU Interns Learn Emotional Intelligence

    NNPA NEWSWIRE — The Lenserf Group’s pioneering “Exceed Your Potential Academy” is an innovative, employer-sponsored training program is designed to help students to navigate the challenges of cultural, geographic, and other changes that could impact their performance, wellness, and ability to build relationships during their internships. Topics covered include time management, building confidence, setting priorities, and overcoming procrastination.

  • ‘Diddy’ Combs sends cease-and-desist letter regarding fiery Shyne documentary

    After the film addressed an infamous nightclub shooting case involving the rapper and his former pal 25 years ago, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has reportedly sent a cease-and-desist letter targeting a new film featuring his old protégé Shyne. The rapper-turned business mogul, 54, is in prison in New York awaiting trial on charges including sex trafficking The post ‘Diddy’ Combs sends cease-and-desist letter regarding fiery Shyne documentary appeared first on Rolling Out.

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