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- Honest Car Buying: Tech vs. Driving Experience #shorts
Is the quiet hum of tech distracting from the thrill of the drive? 🤔 Choose your next car wisely: embrace innovation or pure driving joy. The post Honest Car Buying: Tech vs. Driving Experience #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- Democratic Clubs Interview Candidates for Oakland School Board
OAKLAND POST — For the first time, the interviews were jointly sponsored by the John George Democratic Club, Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club, Oakland East Bay Democratic Club, Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA), Niagara Democratic Club, Block by Block Organizing Network and Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce. The post Democratic Clubs Interview Candidates for Oakland School Board appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- Nuna Phillips-McKee Celebrates 100 Years: ‘A Century of Faith, Family and God’s Amazing Grace!’
OAKLAND POST — Nuna’s life has been one of Christian service. A longtime member of Wings of Love Maranatha Ministries, now Incredible Church, she serves as director of Community Services and is actively involved in the church’s Food Ministries. The post Nuna Phillips-McKee Celebrates 100 Years: ‘A Century of Faith, Family and God’s Amazing Grace!’ appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- D.A. Ursula Jones Dickson: Terminix to Pay $3.15 Million Over Illegal Disposal of Pesticides, Customer Records
OAKLAND POST — District attorney investigators examining Terminix facilities throughout California between 2021 and 2024 found hundreds of pesticides and other hazardous-waste items that had allegedly been disposed of unlawfully, according to Jones Dickson’s office. The post D.A. Ursula Jones Dickson: Terminix to Pay $3.15 Million Over Illegal Disposal of Pesticides, Customer Records appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- REPORT: Community Level Policy Is Impacting Homelessness and Drug Abuse in California
OAKLAND POST — The report compiled by the Public Policy Institute of California found that counties that added more permanent housing beds per capita saw larger decreases in homelessness, while areas with larger declines in incarceration following Proposition 47 saw greater increases in homelessness. The post REPORT: Community Level Policy Is Impacting Homelessness and Drug Abuse in California appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- Houston City College HVAC training offers new career shift
Houston City College’s HVAC program prepares career changers for growing opportunities through hands-on technical training.
- Black Houston residents fill community needs neglected by government
Houston organizations provide food, resources, education, and support when public systems fall short.
- Is rigid corporate etiquette holding back the next generation?
A viral Tony Elumelu video reveals deep generational and cultural etiquette divides worldwide.
- The Black Church can’t fight HIV without confronting its past
Black faith leaders and health advocates unite to break stigma and transform HIV care.
- How America’s memory of 9/11 got whitewashed
Black stories have been regularly excluded from the legacy of the September 11 attacks.
- Trump impeachment is back on the table. Here’s what Democrats could investigate if they win the House
Hakeem Jeffries says Democrats would follow the facts, while Democratic voices identify Trump family business dealings and foreign gifts as
- Cynthia Erivo receives standing ovation for ‘Prima Facie’ at Toronto Film Festival
The film marks Erivo’s first movie since “Wicked” and puts the Oscar-nominated star at the center of another demanding role.
- Papoose takes aim at Remy Ma in new diss track as divorce drama escalates
“Jezebel” arrives days after Remy publicly called on her estranged husband to finalize their divorce. Papoose has released a new
- 3 Memphis daycare workers indicted in death of 6-year-old Winter Jones
The indictments follow a state investigation that found the daycare failed to follow several required transportation safety procedures. Three employees
- James Talarico courts Black voters as Texas Senate race enters final stretch
Talarico is emphasizing affordability, investment and listening as he works to build support among Black Texans ahead of November. James
- Football is a Sacrifice Zone
This post is not about football per se.
- Sugar, Cancer, and Junk Science
I love sugar the way some people love Elvis.
- Weight, Cardiovascular Risk, & Goodhart’s Law
Here’s a simple question: How do you know if you’re too heavy?
- What Time Of Day Should You Stop Having Caffeine?
It’s nearly 3 a.m.
- Port of Oakland, Army Corps Sign Historic Harbor Design Agreement
OAKLAND POST — Oakland Port Commission President Stephanie Dominguez Walton called the agreement a historic milestone that will support thousands of jobs. “Today marks a historic occasion for the Port as we sign the inaugural Design Agreement for the Turning Basin Widening Project, which will keep Oakland competitive,” said Walton. The post Port of Oakland, Army Corps Sign Historic Harbor Design Agreement appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- Kamala Harris’ Malibu Home Breached — What Happened Next
A late-night call from her security detail set off a fast law enforcement response, arriving just as questions swirl over the federal protection she lost months earlier. A trespasser was found on the grounds of former Vice President Kamala Harris’ Malibu property Friday night, triggering a rapid response from local deputies — and reviving scrutiny The post Kamala Harris’ Malibu Home Breached — What Happened Next appeared first on Rolling Out.
- Why Unrivaled Shouldn’t Add Caitlin Clark To Its Roster [Op-Ed]
Unrivaled built a successful, inclusive women’s basketball league; signing Caitlin Clark would risk that record for a fanbase that won’t last.
- Black Women Journalists Keep Taking Donald Trump’s Abuse While The White Press Corps Cowers [Op-Ed]
OPINION: Why does it seem like Black women reporters are the ones who have to ask the questions that make folks uncomfortable and hold power to account?
- JD Vance Says Migrants Make US ‘Dirtier,’ But He’s ‘Tired Of Being Called Racist’ [Op-Ed]
Vance said, "We were tired of being called racists for noticing that our country was becoming dirtier and poorer and less safe and less prosperous."
The Relevance of the NAACP in Black America Today: An Exploratory Analysis
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