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Just days before the closure of Atlanta’s oldest Black-owned vegan restaurant on July 12, TheAtlantaVoice visited Soul Vegetarian as it prepared to close a chapter in its rich history. A woman who had been coming to the restaurant since she was a child fellowshipped over a meal with her teenage son, reflecting two generations that The post The West End’s Soul Vegetarian, Atlanta’s Oldest Black-Owned Vegan Restaurant, Bids Farewell appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- Asm. Corey Jackson Pushes to Remove Automatic Barriers to Family Reunification
OUR WEEKLY LOS ANGELES / OUR WEEKLY ANTELOPE VALLEY — Assemblymember Corey Jackson introduced AB 1201 to reform California laws that automatically prevent parents with violent felony convictions from receiving child welfare reunification services. The bill aims to end the permanent separation of families due to criminal records, ensuring that judges can make case-by-case decisions rather than relying on automated disqualifications. The post Asm. Corey Jackson Pushes to Remove Automatic Barriers to Family Reunification appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- West Baltimore Law Office of Juanita Jackson Mitchell Reopened
AFRO-AMERICAN – WASHINGTON — Beloved Community Services Corp. (BCSC) recently hosted a ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony for the restored law office of civil rights trailblazer Juanita Jackson Mitchell. The office, located in West Baltimore’s Upton neighborhood, will house the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s Rebuild, Overcome and Rise (ROAR) Center. The post West Baltimore Law Office of Juanita Jackson Mitchell Reopened appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- Heavy Steering & Wide Turn: Off-Road Truck in City? #shorts
📘 The Color of Our Money Is Green: A Buyer’s Guide to What Cars Actually Cost https://stan.store/RGist. Heavy steering and a wide turning radius make city driving a genuine challenge for this truck. Built for off-road stability, its hydraulic power steering demands more effort in tight spots. #AutoNetwork #TruckSteering #CityDriving #OffRoad #VehicleReview #TurningRadius The post Heavy Steering & Wide Turn: Off-Road Truck in City? #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- JJC Film ‘Still Bridges’ Exposes Joliet’s Divided Past and Healing
THE TIMES WEEKLY — A Joliet Junior College documentary, "Still Bridges," examines the complex racial history and social dynamics of Joliet, Illinois. The film uses the city's historic lift bridges as a metaphor for division. Residents featured in the documentary, including District 4 Will County Board member Denise Winfrey, discuss the historical use of the bridges to contain Black residents in their neighborhoods. The post JJC Film ‘Still Bridges’ Exposes Joliet’s Divided Past and Healing appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- Patricia Jackson builds second act on faith and fresh beginnings
At 57, Patricia Jackson transformed her passion for charcuterie into a thriving luxury grazing business.
- Radical self-love: Antidote for anti-Blackness
For power and respect, Blackfolk must absolutely abandon hollow multicultural coalitions and prioritize strategic self-love.
- Jay-Z, Lindsay Graham, World Cup in Telemundo
Jay-Z and Beyoncé cemented their music legacy with a historic, sold-out concert residency.
- From Overlooked to Texas: How McKale Lee finally got her chance
McKale Lee’s breakthrough season led to a state title and college opportunity at Texas.
- Kandace Washington turns son’s legacy into a lifeline
Kandace Washington honors her late son by launching a mental health foundation for student-athletes.
- Jackson State quarterback reveals Cam Newton mentored him from childhood
Cam Newton mentored Jared Lockhart through his youth football program, providing lessons that continue shaping the Jackson State quarterback’s game.
- Eric Benét says Jay-Z lyric about Halle Berry divorce felt like a compliment
Speaking with Angie Martinez, the R&B singer reflected on the famous lyric, his response at the time and why he
- First look at ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ draws mixed reactions from fans
The Children of Blood and Bone first look brings Tomi Adeyemi’s West African-inspired fantasy world to life ahead of its
- Civil rights groups slam Trump’s election speech as attempt to undermine Black voters ahead of November
“If we vote and we stay organized as a movement, Trump’s plan is going to fall flat on its face,”
- Nolan Wells investigation expands as FBI probes reported threats
Friends of Nolan Wells and others connected to the case say they’ve faced harassment and death threats as the search
- Sweetened Foods and the Art of Uncertainty
It’s May 22, 1857, and a New York Times journalist is encouraging Americans to eat less sugar.
- Skip the Politics. Argue about Protein.
If you want to avoid political disputes this 4th of July weekend, here’s a conversation starter: What’s the healthiest source of protein?
- The Rise and Fall of Omega-3s
If this newsletter covered market trends, the title would be something like “The Never-ending Rise of Omega-3s”.
- Alcohol, Disease, and the Politics of Health Data
Here’s a simple question: How much alcohol can adults safely consume?
- Compton Museum Sponsors Rodeo to Celebrate Cowboy Culture
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — The Compton Museum will host the Compton Rodeo on Saturday, July 18, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Martin Family Ranch. The post Compton Museum Sponsors Rodeo to Celebrate Cowboy Culture appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
- Sincere Camps charged after delivery turns deadly
A Philadelphia teenager is facing murder charges after police say he used a fake pizza order to lure a delivery driver to a vacant apartment, where the driver was shot and killed last month. Sincere Camps, 14, was arrested and charged with murder, robbery, conspiracy and firearms offenses in connection with the June 5 killing The post Sincere Camps charged after delivery turns deadly appeared first on Rolling Out.
- How Caitlin Clark’s White Woman Grievance Spiral Is Driving Her Career Toward An Early End
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin “Contusion” Clark has locked herself into a grievance spiral, constantly gaslighting her fans, the media, and the general public.
- North Carolina Republicans Want To Limit Early Voting
Since taking control of North Carolina’s elections last year, auditor Dave Boliek has implemented several changes to disenfranchise Black voters.
- Trump Primetime Address Was More Propaganda, Lies, And Confusion
Donald Trump spoke for just under 30 minutes, repeating his claims about the 2020 election being rigged against him, among other things.
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