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- IN MEMORIAM: Rest in Power — Minnesota Loses a True Warrior in Yusef Mgeni
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN RECORDER — Yusef Mgeni, a brilliant historian, community organizer, former St. Paul educator and fierce advocate for Black people, died on April 7, 2026, leaving behind a legacy that will echo through generations of Black Minnesota history and community building.
- Revolve Fund to Provide $20,000 to Support Food Access Efforts in Alabama Black Belt
THE AFRO — “Revolve Fund complements its core mission of improving capital access for entrepreneurs by partnering with leading organizations that are addressing critical community needs,” said James Wahls, founder and managing director of Revolve Fund. “Like BBCF, Revolve understands at the most fundamental level, everyone should have access to healthy food.”
- Mamdani Plans City Grocery Store in East Harlem
NEW YORK CARIB NEWS — The store will be located at La Marqueta, a historic marketplace beneath the elevated Park Avenue tracks. The project is expected to cost approximately $30 million and is slated to open next year, utilizing currently vacant space within the city-owned facility. Operating rent-free, officials say the model is intended to lower overhead and pass savings on to consumers.
- Cuban President Vows to Defend the Country Against US Invasion
NEW YORK CARIB NEWS — The remarks come amid heightened rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump, whose administration has increased pressure on the communist-led nation. Trump recently suggested that a “takeover” of Cuba, potentially unfriendly, remains a possibility, while senior officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have called for political change on the island.
- How Babies’ Brains Develop
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Researchers agree that the cornerstone of healthy brain development is the formation of secure attachments between babies and the trusted and caring adults in their lives.
- International Black Women’s History Month? Yes, it’s a thing
International Black Women’s History Month recognizes the global impact, resilience, and contributions of Black women.
- DeQuina Moore brings Broadway home to Houston
Houston's own DeQuina Moore is a Broadway powerhouse who never forgot home.
- Reporter message: NASA splashdown, immigration ordinance, HISD school closure
Astronauts returned home, Houston debated policing policy, and HISD closed a campus.
- New faces, same dominant Prairie View softball team
Prairie View has been the most dominant team in the SWAC this season.
- April 16, 2026
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- Dr. Cerina Wanzer Fairfax was more than just a ‘wife’
Although her life ended tragically, Dr. Cerina Wanzer Fairfax’s story represents excellence, care, and community rather than just tragedy. On
- Who is Dr. Erica Schwartz, Trump’s new pick to be first Black woman to head the CDC?
The nomination of Schwartz, an award-winning physician who has served in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard, is being
- Kristy Sarah opens up on therapy after divorce, calls it ‘life-changing’
Kristy Sarah says therapy has been life-changing after her divorce from Desmond Scott, encouraging fans to prioritize mental health and
- Barbara Deer, widow of late Cook County (Ill.) Commissioner, fatally shot by son, who then took his own life, autopsy finds
A Chicago autopsy confirms Kaleb Deer fatally shot his mother, Barbara Deer, before taking his own life, shocking the East
- D4vd arrested in teen’s death, lawyers deny involvement as investigation continues
Singer D4vd has been arrested in connection with a 14-year-old’s death in Los Angeles, but his lawyers deny any involvement
- The Mebufotenin Miracle
I’ll never forget the first time I helped administer electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).
- Is Pink Noise Harmful?
I love the sounds of the ocean at night.
- Diet, Brain Health, and Streetlight Effects
The nutrition research that gets the most attention typically focuses on what to eat.
- How One Night of Drinking Affects You
Americans, particularly Gen Z, are said to be drinking less than ever.
- Black Micro-Schools Deserve Recognition: NABML Creates National Standards and Resources
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE: Black families are the fastest-growing demographic in alternative education. Discover how the National Association of Black Micro School Leaders is providing educators with resources, training, and certification to launch thriving microschools.
- Erica Campbell fires back and fans aren’t buying it
Gospel singer Erica Campbell did not expect a post on Threads to pull her back to 1999. But that is exactly what happened when a user named Sedrick Gilbert shared an account of an encounter he claimed to have had with Campbell and her sister Tina at an Atlanta hotel more than two decades ago. The post Erica Campbell fires back and fans aren’t buying it appeared first on Rolling Out.
- Why Did It Take So Long To Arrest d4vd?
Singer D4vd arrested for murder of 14-year-old girlfriend Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in his car in 2025.
- Ashlee Jenae Is Dead, And The Internet Said, ‘That’s What You Get For Dating A White Man’
Ashly Robinson, a 31-year-old influencer who went by Ashlee Jenae, died while on vacation in Zanzibar, Tanzania.
- The FISA Warrantless Surveillance Loophole Threatens Black Communities
Section 702 of FISA continues a pattern and practice of domestic surveillance and privacy violations that have historically harmed Black organizers and communities.