Black Feminist Movement Mobilizes in Response to National Threats
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Harvard Reaches Historic Settlement Over Earliest Known Photographs of Enslaved Americans
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True Unemployment Rate Soars Past 24% — Black Workers Hit Hardest
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A family’s joy radiates as teenage basketball prospect completes high school journey The Anthony family marked a significant achievement this past weekend as their eldest child reached a pivotal educational milestone. Kiyan Anthony, son of entertainment personality La La Anthony and former NBA star Carmelo Anthony, completed his high school education in a ceremony that The post Anthony family celebrates 1 major achievement appeared first on Rolling Out.

Redistricting: Majority Black Voting Maps Rejected In Louisiana
The Louisiana Legislaturer struck down legislative maps that would have created eight new majority Black voting districts.
MIT Becomes Latest University To Back Away From DEI Initiatives
MIT's InstituteCommunity and Equity Office will be "sunsetted" in order to comply with the Trump administrations's crackdown on DEI initiatives.
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Joni Ernst replied, "We're all going to die," to a constituent who expressed concern about the potential cuts to Medicaid.

We Asked Readers About Our Content Quality. Here’s What We Learned

December 14, 2023
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We recently ran an experiment across three of our blogs to better understand readers, what they think of our content, and how we can potentially improve it. In this post, we’re going through the why and how of our experiment, along with the raw data and our initial conclusions.

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