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    POST NEWS GROUP — Amputation is usually the final stage of diabetic foot disease. Earlier signs often involve nerve damage. Some people experience numbness, tingling, burning, or loss of sensation in their feet. The post Preventing Amputation: A Doctor’s Guide for Diabetes Patients appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Standing Room Only in Raleigh with Leader Sydney Batch and Stacey Abrams

    THE CAROLINIAN — North Carolina Senate Democratic Leader Sydney Batch and national voting rights champion Stacey Abrams held a data-driven discussion in Raleigh on critical policy issues facing North Carolina and the nation. The event, framed as a Jeopardy-themed fundraiser, explored topics such as systemic healthcare failures and threats to the judiciary and voting infrastructure. The post Standing Room Only in Raleigh with Leader Sydney Batch and Stacey Abrams appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • OP-ED: Indiana — Stop Playing Politics with Kids’ Food

    INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER — Indiana has opted out of the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (Summer EBT) program, leaving over 650,000 children without consistent meals this summer. This federal program, which covers the cost of food benefits, aims to support children who rely on free school meals during the academic year. The post OP-ED: Indiana — Stop Playing Politics with Kids’ Food appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • From Madam C.J. Walker to the Billionaires Club: How Black Wealth Reached Historic Heights

    JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — More than a century ago, Madam C.J. Walker became America's first self-made female millionaire by building a hair care empire for Black women. Recognizing opportunity in a restrictive era, Walker created a national sales network that empowered thousands of Black women with financial independence and became a leading philanthropist supporting Black institutions and civil rights. The post From Madam C.J. Walker to the Billionaires Club: How Black Wealth Reached Historic Heights appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Millwood Grad Joe Carter Inducted into National High School Hall of Fame

    THE BLACK CHRONICLE — Oklahoma City native and 1978 Millwood High School graduate Joe Carter was inducted into the National High School Hall of Fame in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Monday, June 29. Carter was a four-sport athlete at Millwood High School. Carter played baseball, basketball, and football and competed in track and field at Millwood. The post Millwood Grad Joe Carter Inducted into National High School Hall of Fame appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

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  • Lakers face new hurdle in Jonathan Kuminga chase

    Cap constraints complicate Los Angeles’ pursuit of the rising forward The Lakers’ pursuit of Jonathan Kuminga has become the defining storyline of their 2026 offseason, even as the roster around him continues to shift dramatically. A Summer of Turnover Los Angeles has undergone significant change since the calendar turned to July. LeBron James moved on The post Lakers face new hurdle in Jonathan Kuminga chase appeared first on Rolling Out.

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According to popular media and industry folklore alike, African American cognac consumption dates to either or both world wars By Naa Oyo A. Kwate – Associate Professor, Rutgers University https://youtu.be/o4ZUaxyPoZ8 In the quiet town of Cognac, France, on a quaint cobblestone street just off the banks of the Charente River, lies the Musée des Arts...
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Argentina, Saudi Arabia and lately, Ethiopia, have expressed strong interest in becoming members By Padraig Carmody – Professor in Geography, Trinity College Dublin A few years ago, the BRICS grouping – Brazil, Russia, China, India and South Africa – had lost salience because three of its members were in severe economic difficulty. Brazil, Russia and...
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  • Preventing Amputation: A Doctor’s Guide for Diabetes Patients

    POST NEWS GROUP — Amputation is usually the final stage of diabetic foot disease. Earlier signs often involve nerve damage. Some people experience numbness, tingling, burning, or loss of sensation in their feet. The post Preventing Amputation: A Doctor’s Guide for Diabetes Patients appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Standing Room Only in Raleigh with Leader Sydney Batch and Stacey Abrams

    THE CAROLINIAN — North Carolina Senate Democratic Leader Sydney Batch and national voting rights champion Stacey Abrams held a data-driven discussion in Raleigh on critical policy issues facing North Carolina and the nation. The event, framed as a Jeopardy-themed fundraiser, explored topics such as systemic healthcare failures and threats to the judiciary and voting infrastructure. The post Standing Room Only in Raleigh with Leader Sydney Batch and Stacey Abrams appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • OP-ED: Indiana — Stop Playing Politics with Kids’ Food

    INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER — Indiana has opted out of the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (Summer EBT) program, leaving over 650,000 children without consistent meals this summer. This federal program, which covers the cost of food benefits, aims to support children who rely on free school meals during the academic year. The post OP-ED: Indiana — Stop Playing Politics with Kids’ Food appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • From Madam C.J. Walker to the Billionaires Club: How Black Wealth Reached Historic Heights

    JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — More than a century ago, Madam C.J. Walker became America's first self-made female millionaire by building a hair care empire for Black women. Recognizing opportunity in a restrictive era, Walker created a national sales network that empowered thousands of Black women with financial independence and became a leading philanthropist supporting Black institutions and civil rights. The post From Madam C.J. Walker to the Billionaires Club: How Black Wealth Reached Historic Heights appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Millwood Grad Joe Carter Inducted into National High School Hall of Fame

    THE BLACK CHRONICLE — Oklahoma City native and 1978 Millwood High School graduate Joe Carter was inducted into the National High School Hall of Fame in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Monday, June 29. Carter was a four-sport athlete at Millwood High School. Carter played baseball, basketball, and football and competed in track and field at Millwood. The post Millwood Grad Joe Carter Inducted into National High School Hall of Fame appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Rear Seat Compromises: Is This Truck For You?

    Carrying 3 adults in the back? Legroom is limited, seats don’t fold flat, and Fender audio eats storage. https://youtu.be/hDsBdqu4SIk. Test passengers before you buy. #AutoNetwork #CarReview #Backseat #FamilyCar #Automotive The post Rear Seat Compromises: Is This Truck For You? appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Lakers face new hurdle in Jonathan Kuminga chase

    Cap constraints complicate Los Angeles’ pursuit of the rising forward The Lakers’ pursuit of Jonathan Kuminga has become the defining storyline of their 2026 offseason, even as the roster around him continues to shift dramatically. A Summer of Turnover Los Angeles has undergone significant change since the calendar turned to July. LeBron James moved on The post Lakers face new hurdle in Jonathan Kuminga chase appeared first on Rolling Out.

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