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  • IN MEMORIAM: Rest in Power — Minnesota Loses a True Warrior in Yusef Mgeni

    MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN RECORDER — Yusef Mgeni, a brilliant historian, community organizer, former St. Paul educator and fierce advocate for Black people, died on April 7, 2026, leaving behind a legacy that will echo through generations of Black Minnesota history and community building.

  • Revolve Fund to Provide $20,000 to Support Food Access Efforts in Alabama Black Belt

    THE AFRO — “Revolve Fund complements its core mission of improving capital access for entrepreneurs by partnering with leading organizations that are addressing critical community needs,” said James Wahls, founder and managing director of Revolve Fund. “Like BBCF, Revolve understands at the most fundamental level, everyone should have access to healthy food.” 

  • Mamdani Plans City Grocery Store in East Harlem 

    NEW YORK CARIB NEWS — The store will be located at La Marqueta, a historic marketplace beneath the elevated Park Avenue tracks. The project is expected to cost approximately $30 million and is slated to open next year, utilizing currently vacant space within the city-owned facility. Operating rent-free, officials say the model is intended to lower overhead and pass savings on to consumers.

  • Cuban President Vows to Defend the Country Against US Invasion

    NEW YORK CARIB NEWS — The remarks come amid heightened rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump, whose administration has increased pressure on the communist-led nation. Trump recently suggested that a “takeover” of Cuba, potentially unfriendly, remains a possibility, while senior officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have called for political change on the island.

  • How Babies’ Brains Develop

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Researchers agree that the cornerstone of healthy brain development is the formation of secure attachments between babies and the trusted and caring adults in their lives. 

  • Southwest Airlines faces a $215,000 lawsuit

    A Renaissance Hotel in Fort Lauderdale is suing Southwest Airlines for $215,576 after a flight attendant allegedly triggered a fire sprinkler system during a layover in February 2025, flooding multiple rooms and forcing the hotel to cancel guest reservations. The lawsuit, filed in early 2026 and first reported by People, names the flight attendant but The post Southwest Airlines faces a $215,000 lawsuit appeared first on Rolling Out.

Faith Kipyegon: from walking to school in rural Kenya to setting world athletics alight

  • August 23, 2023
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By Wycliffe W. Njororai Simiyu (Special to Black Headline News) https://youtu.be/-4zTpn4NfOk All eyes are on Faith Kipyegon at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary. That’s because the Kenyan 1,500 meters and 5,000 meters star broke three world records in less than two months on her way to Hungary. As expected, Ethiopia, Uganda and

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