Community Center: Saving Lives, Creating Safe Spaces & Boosting Local Economy! #shorts
Community centers do more than build spaces; they foster local economies and save lives. Discover how investing in connection creates a lasting neighborhood impact.
From The Desk of The Editor 10/28/26
From voting advocacy to the dark history of Halloween, join us for a deep dive into this week’s most pressing topics. Tune in for the full discussion.
REBROADCAST! HE SAID, HE SAID, HE SAID: Author, Historian, Educator, Brad Pazant — FRI 10.30.26 7PM
Join Alvin King for a powerful conversation on memory and the African Diaspora with historian and author Brad Pazant. Don't miss this special rebroadcast!
From FREE Coaching to PAID Impact: My Community Mission #shorts
True leadership is about service, not a paycheck. Discover how decades of volunteer coaching proved that mission-driven impact always outweighs personal gain.
NFN Live Jumua Khatib Ismael Saleem at 2026 CDLC
Watch Khatib Ismael Saleem deliver a powerful Jumua khutbah live from the 2026 CDLC. Tune in now for this insightful spiritual message.

Family Akili turns hard work into HISD production
Family Akili leads HISD receivers but remains determined to earn his first college offer.
What’s the real cost of beauty maintenance?
Natural hair and clear skin cost Black women more than most men realize.
Message from the Associate Editor: Rumble
Political tensions, female empowerment initiatives, and racial injustices shaping recent news demand our attention.
Game Changers: Building Black Houston lifestyle, culture, entertainment
A comedian, a venue owner, and an Ailey dancer show how Black Houston builds culture.
Young Black voters in Houston defy labels
Young Black Houston voters say candidates must earn their trust before Texas midterms.

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger post about diverse cabinet sparks conservative attacks, but they’re missing the full picture
Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s celebration of her historically diverse Cabinet drew criticism from conservative figures, despite earlier praise for the experience
Eric Holder urges Black voters to fight gerrymandering: ‘My vote doesn’t count’ is ‘nonsense’
The former U.S. attorney general says Republican-led redistricting is weakening Black political power and urges voters to push back at
What does it really mean to wear the crown? Four HBCU Queens explain
Four past and present HBCU queens reflect on the history, responsibility, and cultural legacy behind their titles and royal courts.
Kanye West reportedly offered Kirk Franklin beats anonymously to avoid upsetting Christian community
Franklin said he wasn’t willing to conceal Kanye’s involvement just to make the collaboration more palatable to the Christian community.
Jeezy says today’s trap artists are ‘hurt,’ believes hip-hop’s older generation failed them
The Atlanta rap veteran says today’s music reflects what younger artists are living through and believes his generation bears some

Saunas, Cold Plunges, and the Allure of Hormesis
Where should we draw the line between hype and legitimate possibility?
Magnesium, Sleep, and Liebig’s Law
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Creatine and the Evolution of Hype
Imagine that you never exercise but get stronger anyway thanks to a supplement.
Cancer Testmaxxing
On September 23rd, an FDA panel recommended approval of the Galleri test, which detects signs of more than 50 cancers based on a single blood draw.

3 important voting options Detroit residents shouldn’t miss
Detroit residents who have not registered to vote ahead of the Nov. 3, 2026, election still have an opportunity to participate, even if they missed the Oct. 19 deadline for online and mail registration. The city is offering several ways for eligible residents to cast their ballots, including absentee voting, early in person voting and The post 3 important voting options Detroit residents shouldn’t miss appeared first on Rolling Out.

ICE Agent Who Struck Migrant With Vehicle Indicted By Texas Grand Jury
A Harris County grand jury has indicted 33-year-old Mario Alberto Morales, the ICE agent accused of striking 48-year-old construction worker Miguel Parra-Hernandez with his vehicle.
Vivek Ramaswamy Pulls Attack Ad With Amy Acton’s Mother
Ramaswamy’s gubernatorial campaign took a self-inflicted blow due to the backlash over the ad accusing her of lying about being sexually assaulted.
Drama Behind 2 Dan Sullivans In Alaska’s Senate Race Becomes Major Legal Dispute, But This Ain’t New
The DOJ sued to delay certification if incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan loses, but does the department really have a case?

Healthy food is hard to come by in Cape Town’s poorer areas: how community gardens can fix that

January 15, 2024
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By Tinashe P. Kanosvamhira In 1950, as part of the Group Areas Act, South Africa’s apartheid government banished people of color to outlying areas, away from central business districts. The Cape Flats are one such area, sprawling to the east of central Cape Town. Today the legacy of apartheid spatial planning endures. The area is home

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