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  • Compact SUV Under $50k? Shocking Shopper Reactions! #shorts

    This compact SUV's price tag of $45,215 sparks serious shopper shock! See the stunned reactions in this quick clip. The post Compact SUV Under $50k? Shocking Shopper Reactions! #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Black Borrowers Face Higher Car Loan Markups #shorts

    Black borrowers face an average of $1,400 in higher car loan costs due to discriminatory dealer markups. This is a systemic issue impacting economic equity. The post Black Borrowers Face Higher Car Loan Markups #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • JPMorganChase Expands San Francisco Housing Investments Under $750 Billion Initiative

    OAKLAND POST — In San Francisco, JPMorganChase will provide nearly $200 million in financing for a 342-unit residential building at the Power Station development in the Dogpatch neighborhood. The firm previously financed the Sophie Maxwell Building at the site, which opened in 2025 with 105 permanently affordable apartments for middle-income residents. The post JPMorganChase Expands San Francisco Housing Investments Under $750 Billion Initiative appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • RODNEY PERRY JOINS BLACK PRESS USA’S MORNING SHOW AS WEEKLY CONTRIBUTOR

    ATLANTA — Veteran comedian, actor, and television personality Rodney Perry is joining Black Press USA’s morning show, hosted by Niele Anderson, as a weekly contributor. The post RODNEY PERRY JOINS BLACK PRESS USA’S MORNING SHOW AS WEEKLY CONTRIBUTOR appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • OP-ED: One by One: The Slow Disappearance of Black Voices in Mainstream Media

    BLACKPRESSUSA OP-ED: Stephen A. Smith has no problem finding words. But when Ryan Clark left ESPN, all he could say was: "It hurts. It really does." Clark's exit follows Joy Reid, Don Lemon and others—each departure different, but the pattern impossible to ignore The post OP-ED: One by One: The Slow Disappearance of Black Voices in Mainstream Media appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Closing the Gap: What the Data and Frontline Experiences Reveal About Cancer in Black California

    OAKLAND POST — According to a UC Davis study, “The Burden of Cancer Among Black/African Americans in California,” Black cancer patients were more likely than White patients to be diagnosed at a later stage and to have multiple health conditions, making treatment more difficult. They were also far more likely to live in low-income communities and rely on public insurance—evidence that economic inequality and barriers to care are helping drive disparities in the state’s cancer crisis. The post Closing the Gap: What the Data and Frontline Experiences Reveal About Cancer in Black California appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Storms could slam 4 states with 70 mph winds and hail

    A dangerous stretch of weather is lining up across the central US, and forecasters are urging people to stay alert into the evening. A powerful storm system is set to fire up over the Plains and Ozarks, threatening four states with large hail and wind gusts approaching 70 mph. The Storm Prediction Center has flagged The post Storms could slam 4 states with 70 mph winds and hail appeared first on Rolling Out.

W.K. Kellogg Foundation empowers HBCU Executive Leadership Institute at Clark Atlanta University with generous grant

  • February 23, 2024
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$225K investment aims to help meet funding needs for cultivating excellence among future HBCU legacy leaders. Donation from one of the largest philanthropic foundations in the US reinforces the institution’s goal of fostering equitable outcomes through strategic partnerships. By Black Headline News ATLANTA, Ga. — Clark Atlanta University’s HBCU Executive Leadership Institute (HBCU ELI) proudly announces receipt of a

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