ACA Deadline Nears as 20 million Brace for Higher Health Costs
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — The Affordable Care Act subsidies that help more than 20 million people pay for health insurance are set to expire at the end of the month.
It’s Time to Dream Bigger About What School Could Be
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE - At a recent gathering of educators and advocates, we imagined a future where learning begins early, communities lead, and every child has access to an education that works for them.
Money, the NCAA and College Athletics: Congress Considers Changes to Name, Image and Likeness Rules
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Republicans who control Congress are considering changes to the name, image, and likeness (NIL) rules for college athletes.
WATCH: Unanswered Questions Around The National Guard Shooting
Career US Navy terrorism intelligence collector, code breaker, and interrogator with wide-ranging field and combat experience in the Middle East, South West Asia, and Africa and New York Times best-selling author Malcolm Nance join Make It Plain with Rev. Mark Thompson to discuss the case of Rahmanullah Lakanwal, the individual suspected of shooting Sarah Beckstrom
After 43 Years ‘Thriller’ Still Outpaces Modern Music
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Forty-three years after “Thriller” hit the world like a lightning bolt, its anniversary still behaves like a global holiday. This weekend the celebration stretched from one continent to the next.

Davion ‘Mister A’ Anderson brings hope, healing through hair
Hairstylist Davion “Mister A” Anderson is transforming Black women’s lives one crown at a time.
Tap into gratitude as fuel for resistance
Gratitude is a powerful, sustainable, and revolutionary force for Black freedom and resistance.
Terrance’s Take: No Debate: C.J. Stroud still the man for Texans
C.J. Stroud proved during the win over Indianapolis that he remains the leader the Texans need.
Best Ai tools for the job hunt
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Teaching Black teens the signs of dating violence
Roughly 1 in 3 US teens experience teen dating violence.

Tisha Campbell gets candid about dating post-divorce: ‘People just want to date Gina’
The actress and comedienne finalized her divorce from Duane Martin in 2020 after 27 years together. Tisha Campbell might be
‘Turn the reins over’: Barack Obama is ready for the next generation to lead
The candid chat comes as the U.S. looks forward to 2026, the midterm elections and more. Former President Barack Obama
Serena Williams says she’s glad today’s Black tennis stars aren’t facing the same body criticism she endured
After three decades of scrutiny and racism in tennis, Serena Williams is grateful the next generation is stepping into a
Adidas’ new ‘Community Archive’ zine honors Ahmaud Arbery’s mother and celebrates the radical work of preserving Black stories
“See beyond the words and photographs. See the dreams that are unfolding, the futures being built,” Ahmaud Arbery’s mother on
‘Law & Order: SVU’ actor B.D. Wong apologizes after ‘very bad joke’ comparing Black man to an animal
Tony-winning actor B.D. Wong apologizes twice after making a joke online comparing a Black man to a wild animal. After

Why Giving Tuesday Matters for Black Communities
Giving Tuesday arrives today as a feel-good antidote to Black Friday’s consumerism. But for Black communities, it’s never been about warm feelings or performative generosity. It’s about survival, power, and the kind of strategic investment that builds infrastructure when systems designed to support us consistently fail. This isn’t charity. This is economic warfare disguised as The post Why Giving Tuesday Matters for Black Communities appeared first on Rolling Out.

Mandela Barnes Announces Run For Wisconsin Governor
Mandela Barnes has been a mainstay in Wisconsin politics, becoming the first Black person to serve as lieutenant governor in the state.
Republican Lawmaker Introduces Bill To End Dual Citizenship, Because MAGA Is So Insecure About America Being Loved
Sen. Bernie Moreno introduced a bill that would end dual citizenship in the U.S., mandating "sole and exclusive allegiance to the U.S."
Trump’s MRI Is Not A Medical Report. It’s A Press Release And Narrative Control
In this commentary, Dr. Stacey Patton writes that Trump's MRI is report styled like an internal medical memo and written like a public relations press release.

From Black GIs to Puff Daddy: how African Americans fell in love with cognac

July 13, 2023
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According to popular media and industry folklore alike, African American cognac consumption dates to either or both world wars By Naa Oyo A. Kwate – Associate Professor, Rutgers University https://youtu.be/o4ZUaxyPoZ8 In the quiet town of Cognac, France, on a quaint cobblestone street just off the banks of the Charente River, lies the Musée des Arts

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