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  • The TINA TURNER Musical Reveals Trials and Triumphs

    THE OKLAHOMA EAGLE — The 1993 movie “What’s Love Got to Do with It” portrayed the relationship between Ike and Tina Turner as abusive before their breakup. Ike was also said to victimize Tina, as she shared in a 2018 interview with Oprah Winfrey. But Deon Releford-Lee, the actor who plays Ike in the Broadway musical, says there is more to Ike’s story than is told on screen. In preparing for the part, the Broadway actor searched for the triggers that made Ike who he was known to be.   The post The TINA TURNER Musical Reveals Trials and Triumphs first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

  • OP-ED: To Fear a Protest: Columbia University’s Forceful Response to Peaceful and Legitimate Protest

    NEW YORK AMSTERDAM NEWS — True leaders come to the table prepared for discourse; cowards find something to hide behind. In an egregious display of weakness, the university affirmed that it feared the political views of its students. By arresting more than 100 peacefully assembled young adults, Columbia demonstrated just how vulnerable it is to the leaders they’ve created. What [Columbia University president Namet] Shafik fails to understand is that silencing protest through force only validates the need for protest and inspires more civil unrest.  The post OP-ED: To Fear a Protest: Columbia University’s Forceful Response to Peaceful and Legitimate Protest first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

  • President Joe Biden Cheers the Las Vegas Aces and Women’s Basketball

    NEW YORK AMSTERDAM NEWS — “It matters to girls and women, finally seeing themselves represented,” Biden said during the celebration, held in the East Room of the White House. “It matters to all Americans. That’s why as a nation, we need to support women’s sports.” The post President Joe Biden Cheers the Las Vegas Aces and Women’s Basketball first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

  • OP-ED: Will EPA’s New Regulations Enhance Sustainable Development?

    NNPA NEWSWIRE — More clean energy initiatives are needed and proposing them should remain a priority for the administration. That said, the new EPA policy rule on existing coal and natural gas plants should be done in a manner that protects the environment and climate while also enhancing the economy. The administration needs to ensure that new well-intentioned mandates will not have the unintended consequences of making electricity more expensive, especially for underserved communities. The post OP-ED: Will EPA’s New Regulations Enhance Sustainable Development? first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

  • Improving Child Welfare to Help Kids Heal and Thrive in Early Education Years

    NNPA NEWSWIRE — We must ensure they have the nurturing relationships, stable homes, and access to mental health services they need to thrive socially, emotionally, mentally, physically, and academically as they grow and develop. The post Improving Child Welfare to Help Kids Heal and Thrive in Early Education Years first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

  • Overcoming Sleep Deprivation

    "How to obtain sufficient sleep – this threatens to be a stubborn problem of the new century...We seem to be drifting toward an age when man must resort to artifice to obtain that share of sleep originally meted out...by nature." (The Washington Post

  • The Great Crime Disconnect: Part 2

    Crime rates in the U.S. have been dropping since the 1990s. Criminologists and other experts sometimes call this the "great crime decline". Surveys show that most Americans believe that crime is increasing. I call this the "great crime disconnect" because for nearly two decades, public perceptions have been out of step with the evidence.

  • The Great Crime Disconnect: Part 1

    Interpreting data can be like listening to a 3-year-old talk about their day. At first it all makes sense, but then there's a giraffe, and chocolate sneakers, and other details that complicate the narrative until you're left wondering what really happened.

  • The Five Love Languages

    Tell someone that our society has been profoundly transformed by statistics and they may nod politely, perhaps stifle a yawn. Then listen to what they want to talk about. You might find yourself discussing artificial intelligence, the latest Biden-Trump poll, Ozempic, or the chances of rain next week: Topics that wouldn't exist without statistics.

  • Calif. Anti-Sex Trafficking Advocates Discuss Competing Bills, Strategies

    OAKLAND POST — “It is time to send a thorough message that if you seek to buy a child for sex, you will pay the highest criminal penalties in this state,” said the Rev. Shane Harris, a San Diego-based activist, former foster youth and founder of the Peoples Association of Justice Advocates, (PAJA), a national civil rights organization and policy think tank. Harris, who was speaking at a rally at the State Capitol earlier this month, was speaking in support of Senate Bill 1414, authored by Sen. Shannon Grove (D-Bakersfield), which calls for people who buy sex from minors to be punished with a felony. The punishment includes a two-year prison sentence and a $25,000 fine. The post Calif. Anti-Sex Trafficking Advocates Discuss Competing Bills, Strategies first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

  • Why seeking professional help to lose weight is not embarrassing

    In today’s society, weight loss is a common goal for many individuals. Despite the abundance of information available, losing weight remains a challenging and often frustrating journey. Many people feel ashamed to seek professional help, fearing judgment or ridicule. However, seeking professional help to lose weight is not embarrassing; it is a proactive step towards The post Why seeking professional help to lose weight is not embarrassing appeared first on Rolling Out.

South Africa’s 2022 census missed 31% of people – big data could help in future

South Africa’s 2022 census missed 31% of people – big data could help in future

  • October 16, 2023
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By David Everatt David Everatt Professor of Urban Governance, University of the Witwatersrand, has been involved in the process for the last four years as chair of South Africa’s National Statistics Council. As outgoing chair, my last task was to take part in the release of Census 2022. Here are his comments. No census is

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