Karine Jean-Pierre Quits Democratic Party Ahead of Tell-All Book
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — The announcement marks a striking shift for the veteran political strategist and commentator, who has long been a fixture within Democratic circles.
OP-ED: From D.E.I. to Merit, Advancement and Opportunity (M.A.O.)
BLACKPRESSUSA.COM NEWSWIRE — Advancement is key to M.A.O. to ensure that progress is based on performance and work-related contributions to success and mission fulfillment. Opportunity in M.A.O. is an outcome that provides equal access to resources, training, and to increased chances for success, regardless of background.
King Family Wants MLK Files to Remain Sealed
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Lawyers for Trump’s Department of Justice are asking Judge Leon to end a “sealing order” on records related to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. so that they would be released two years earlier than the sealing order’s expiration date.
A New Era of Policing Begins in Austell, Ga., with Black Woman Chief
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Jones-Harrell outlined her top priorities: increasing female representation on the force, enhancing community engagement, and securing state accreditation for the department.
NiJaree Canady Makes History with Record-Breaking $1M NIL Deal at Texas Tech
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — USA Today noted that Canady’s impact on the field was immediate and unmatched. Despite suffering a minor injury, she helped lead Texas Tech to its first Big 12 regular-season and conference titles

Houston City Council passes $7B budget amid protests, tax concerns and cuts
Council approves $7 billion budget after heated debate, community protests, and warnings about long-term deficits.
The Sankofa Emancipation Project transforms Jubilee Day with a modern-day tribute
The Community Artists' Collective launches a photo-based art initiative to celebrate ancestral joy.
Acres Homes takes the Theatre District
“There is a connection, hard to explain logically, but easy to feel, between achievement in public life [i.e. societal progress] and progress in the Arts.” (John F. Kennedy) Relate this statement to Houston’s historically Black communities, and it leaves little to wonder why they have so easily fallen to gentrification. The struggle for societal “progress,”
Houstonian Nia Abdallah has experienced highs of Olympic Silver and highs of life
Nia Abdallah has transferred Olympic success in taekwondo to success in life.
Texas Southern Athletic Director Kevin Granger denies sexual assault allegations
TSU athletic director Kevin Granger is fighting back against sexual assault lawsuit

In the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial, an ex-girlfriend testifies about abuse and control, judge threatens to expel Diddy from the courtroom
On day 17 of the trial, an ex-girlfriend testified that she suffered abuse at the hands of Diddy and the
Tina Knowles says Rumi Carter asked every day to join Beyoncé on stage — now she’s stealing the spotlight
Rumi Carter asked and asked to be on stage. Now she’s Beyoncé’s sweetest showstopper on the “Cowboy Carter” tour. Rumi
FEMA ‘joke’ from chief raises concerns about disaster preparedness in Black communities
As concerns mount, experts warn that Black and other disadvantaged communities stand to suffer the most in the event of
Trump threatens to cut Musk’s government contracts as their public feud escalates
The spectacular blow-up between the president of the United States and the world’s richest man played out on their respective
Sinbad returns to acting five years after stroke in Tyler Perry’s ‘Straw’
Tyler Perry praises Sinbad’s return while discussing his role in the upcoming Netflix thriller. When Tyler Perry’s “Straw” premieres on

Star August Ali fights maternal crisis with tradition
As Black maternal mortality rates continue to reach alarming levels in the United States, advocates are turning to traditional practices and community-centered solutions to address the crisis. Star August Ali, director of the Black Midwifery Collective, is at the forefront of this movement, working to preserve the history of Black midwifery while training a new The post Star August Ali fights maternal crisis with tradition appeared first on Rolling Out.

Louisiana Lawmakers Vote Against Adding Rape Exception To Abortion Ban
For the third time, Louisiana legislators voted against adding a rape exception to the state's 2022 abortion ban, one of the harshest in the country.
As Donald Trump’s Immigration War Escalates, He Ignores The Rule Of Law
Opinion: Donald Trump continues his war against Black and Brown immigrants with no regard for the law, the Constitution, or the people his policies victimize.
20 Famous Black Talk Show Hosts
Over the years, numerous Black talk show hosts have made indelible marks on the industry, bringing unique perspectives and voices to the forefront.

The discussion of climate change is often up for debate; however, this forum will ‘wow’ the viewer

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From global warming to CO2 debates, climate change is a relevant topic that needs more discussion in media as to the researched causes – watch to learn more By BLENDED TV It is evident that the question of the formidable climate changes people are seeing and its origins are a constant fixture in news cycles

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