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Watch the video https://youtu.be/zJF32l2Fz8I. Before you step onto a lot, get a written offer for your trade-in from CarMax, Carvana, or even a competing dealer. Make them beat it, or they lose your business. Get that number on paper, not just in your head. #AutoNetwork #TradeInTips #CarBuying #Negotiation #SmartShopping The post Sell Your Car: Get Offers BEFORE Visiting Dealerships! appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
The conversation continues. The post The Conversation With Al McFarlane 6/23/26 appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Media Monday with @TotallyRandie 🎤 ⬇️ The weekend that felt like the entire month of February! Recapping news headlines you may have missed: The Celebratory @The Obama Foundation & Juneteenth weekend 🎾 The Williams Sisters’ epic return to Tennis Nancy Guthrie ⚖️ Justice for baby Kohen Wiley Beyonce & Jay-Z’s @CÉCRED Hair Love 📰 @Txsu The post Media Monday 6/22/26 appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Tonight on Ask Alma 😂💬 | Come for the Advice, Stay for the Laughs Got questions? Bad decisions? Situations you definitely should’ve seen coming? 😅 Alma is back and ready to help you figure it all out—one hilarious, honest answer at a time. 💡 In tonight’s episode: • Questionable choices (yours 😉) • Honest advice The post LIVE! ASK ALMA! — TUES. 6.23.26 7PM EST appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Watch the video https://youtu.be/zJF32l2Fz8I. Don’t sign on the dotted line before you know these four critical checks. Use your own eyes and senses to uncover what the showroom won’t tell you. #AutoNetwork #CarBuyingTips #DealershipSecrets #AutoBuyer #SmartShopping The post Car Buying Secrets: 4 Hidden Checks Before You Sign! appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Anderson Center for the Arts is bringing back its film series spotlighting Black military service, pairing screenings with artifacts from the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum to confront decades of historical erasure. “Portraits of Patriotism: Part 2” returns Wednesday, June 24, at The Gregory School/African American History Research Center, a fitting backdrop as the building that once housed the city’s first public school for Black children in Freedmen’s Town.
Former Houston ISD educator Michelle Williams has filed a state appeal and federal civil rights lawsuit against HSID, challenging her termination after the district’s Board of Managers voted to override an independent hearing examiner’s recommendation that she be reinstated. Williams spent 26 years in Houston classrooms, teaching third-graders. She has also been a vocal critic of the state takeover of HISD and the state-appointed Superintendent Mike Miles and Board of Managers.
For the past few years, the participation of Black people in yoga nationwide has been steadily rising. Data from the National Health Interview Survey indicates that the percentage of Black adults practicing yoga grew from roughly 9% to upwards of 15% leading into the mid-2020s. According to local yoga instructors, that same dynamic is happening in Houston.
Many assistant coaches spend years helping build successful programs, developing athletes, and mastering their craft. Yet when head coaching opportunities arise, some of the most talented assistants never make the transition. That reality was the focus of a presentation by Fort Bend ISD Executive Director of Athletics Derick Roberson at the Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE) Masterclass Aspiring Head Coaches Summit, where aspiring leaders gathered to learn what it truly takes to move from supporting a vision to creating one.
https://youtu.be/4wn-5XSDOi8 Long before Houston became synonymous with Beyoncé, rap, hip hop, R&B and Gospel, the city was one of the most important blues capitals in America. Venues and dance halls in the Third Ward, Fifth Ward, Frenchtown and Sunnyside once anchored Black cultural life. Houston nurtured generations of musicians whose influence stretched far beyond Texas.
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Black Girl Dad Week has officially kicked off in participating cities around the US, celebrating Black daughters and the men
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Watch the long-form video https://youtu.be/YANxGwD2CjI Don’t get swayed by monthly payments! Always settle the out-of-the-door price first, including all fees. Only then discuss monthly payments, terms, and potential add-ons. #AutoNetwork #CarBuyingTips #CarSales #DealershipSecrets #Negotiation The post Lock In Car Price: Avoid Dealer Payment Traps! appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
As the FIFA World Cup matches rev up in Atlanta and other American cities, Atlanta city leaders are already sending a message to the world: Atlanta’s culture is ready for center stage. From June 14 through July 14, city officials, artists, entrepreneurs, and community leaders gathered inside The Center (CTR) Atlanta on Marietta Street to The post Atlanta rolls out the welcome mat for the World Cup — and the world appeared first on Rolling Out.
WNBA highlights: Liberty-Aces Cup final, Atlanta's surge, Dallas' young duo shine, Mystics impress on road.
Minnesota's chief federal judge, Patrick J. Schiltz, ruled the DOJ cannot force state officials to take part in Trump's immigration crackdown.
The ROAD to Housing Act passed the Senate 85-5, with the House expected to pass it quickly with similar bipartisan support.
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