Don’t Let scammers Crash Your School Year
OAKLAND POST — Buy from official and trusted retailers whenever possible, double check website URLs for misspellings or other red flags, and make sure the site uses https://. Be wary of deals that seem too good to be true as well. Avoid clicking links in unsolicited emails or text messages, including fake "missed delivery" notifications that often lead to fraudulent websites or malware. The post Don’t Let scammers Crash Your School Year appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
BOOK REVIEW — Curved Air: A Biography of Sickle Cell Anemia and the Quest to Cure the First Molecular Disease
OAKLAND POST — Over decades, researchers worked haphazardly. Papers were written, treatments were tried, used, or discarded. Doctors discovered that genetic testing could prevent new cases, a heartbreak for would-be parents. Researchers discovered that “a perfect storm” of confluence spread SCD: malaria, human population, and mosquitoes. The post BOOK REVIEW — Curved Air: A Biography of Sickle Cell Anemia and the Quest to Cure the First Molecular Disease appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
California’s Legal Cannabis Market Hits $8 Billion as State Touts Progress on Fighting Drugs, Crime
OAKLAND POST — “We are building a legal cannabis market that generates billions for Californians, and going after the illicit operators who undermine it,” said Newsom. “That’s public safety: protect consumers, support the businesses playing by the rules, and put the revenue to work in our communities.” The post California’s Legal Cannabis Market Hits $8 Billion as State Touts Progress on Fighting Drugs, Crime appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Effortless Entry: Mazda CX-90 Access Simplified! #shorts
Effortless entry in the Mazda CX-90! Its perfect ride height makes getting in and out a breeze, especially for seniors. #shorts The post Effortless Entry: Mazda CX-90 Access Simplified! #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
OP-ED: If AI Is the New Language of Power, Then NAN Wants Black Communities Fluent
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — If Black and Brown communities are going to compete at the highest levels of industry, then practical AI training cannot be reserved for Silicon Valley boardrooms, elite universities, or people who already have a seat at the table. It has to reach our residents, our clergy, our organizers, our entrepreneurs, our young people, and our families. The post OP-ED: If AI Is the New Language of Power, Then NAN Wants Black Communities Fluent appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

Houston City College HVAC training offers new career shift
Houston City College’s HVAC program prepares career changers for growing opportunities through hands-on technical training.
Black Houston residents fill community needs neglected by government
Houston organizations provide food, resources, education, and support when public systems fall short.
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The Black Church can’t fight HIV without confronting its past
Black faith leaders and health advocates unite to break stigma and transform HIV care.
How America’s memory of 9/11 got whitewashed
Black stories have been regularly excluded from the legacy of the September 11 attacks.

Latto and 21 Savage make rare public appearance together at US Open
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Beyoncé joins JAY-Z for star-studded premiere of his new HBO documentary series
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Brandon Johnson officially launches reelection campaign for Chicago mayor
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Jasmine Crockett honors Chris Brown and Usher with Congressional Record recognition
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Former Forensic Analyst Sentenced To 10 Years For DNA Manipulation
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Federal Appeals Judge Says Trump Admin’s Immigrant Detention Policy Is Like Japanese Internment Camp [Op-Ed]
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Diesel Prices Surpass $6 For The First Time [Op-Ed]
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Black History Month: The Weight of Everyday Life

February 27, 2025
by
truthseekerx

Black History Month is a time to honor the rich legacy, achievements, and resilience of Black communities throughout history. Originally established as Negro History Week by historian Carter G. Woodson in 1926, it became a month-long celebration in 1976 to recognize the significant contributions of Black individuals to American society. It is also a moment

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