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  • Fractional CFO Services Are Unlocking Capital for Black Businesses

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — According to the reports on The Black Business Exchange, Black-owned businesses generate about $183.3 billion in annual receipts across the United States. This economic engine is huge. However, it's still far below where it could be because most Black-owned businesses lack the financial leadership needed to scale. With a fractional CFO, you can close that gap fast, without breaking your budget. This fractional controller will help unlock real capital for your Black-owned business. The post Fractional CFO Services Are Unlocking Capital for Black Businesses appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Beyond the Course: Golf Technology is Making the Game More Accessible

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Golf's growth is no longer happening only on fairways and driving ranges. In 2025, a record 48.1 million Americans participated in golf, including both on-course and off-course activities, as per the National Golf Foundation. This includes 19 million people who took part exclusively in off-course experiences such as indoor golf simulators, technology-enabled driving ranges, and golf entertainment venues. The post Beyond the Course: Golf Technology is Making the Game More Accessible appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Smart Investment Property Decisions Are Helping Build Black Wealth

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Many Black investors are in both residential and commercial investing, such as the likes of R. Donahue Peebles. He's the founder and CEO of The Peebles Corporation, one of the largest Black-owned real estate investment firms in the U.S., whose developments have a total investment value of over $8 billion. The post Smart Investment Property Decisions Are Helping Build Black Wealth appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Hospitality Trends: The Changing Expectations of Modern Travelers

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Today's traveler is paying attention to more than location and price. A smooth check-in, reliable Wi-Fi, quick responses, and personalized service can influence how a stay is remembered just as much as the room itself. Hotels are adapting to guests whose expectations are shaped by smartphones, online shopping, and on-demand services. What felt impressive a decade ago may simply feel standard today. The post Hospitality Trends: The Changing Expectations of Modern Travelers appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Consumer Rights: The Deadlines People Often Overlook

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Many consumer rights come with deadlines, and some continue counting down whether a person takes action or not. Missing a refund window, waiting too long to challenge a decision, or delaying legal action can affect the options available later. The post Consumer Rights: The Deadlines People Often Overlook appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Tim Godfrey brings AFROVIVAL Gospel experience to Houston

    https://youtube.com/shorts/XX_m6Ir7knQ Nigerian gospel artist Tim Godfrey is bringing his AFROVIVAL concert back to Houston on June 26. And if last year’s sold-out show is any indication, the city’s Black and African diaspora communities are ready.  The city is home to one of the largest concentrations of Nigerians in any single American city, according to the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission. Houston serves as a second home for Godfrey, who divides his time between Nigeria and North America.

  • America at 250: Time for white history month

    For decades, a familiar refrain has echoed from certain corners of white America whenever February rolls around: “Why isn’t there a white History Month?” The standard, and entirely accurate, rebuttal from Blackfolk has been that since the white worldview and its protagonists dominate textbook curricula, media, and institutional power, every month is effectively white history month.

  • Obama Center: Michelle Obama reflects on U.S. ‘Imperfect Democracy’

    This article was originally written by Stacy M. Brown for Black Press USA. Standing before thousands gathered for the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, Michelle Obama celebrated what the sprawling complex represents, noting that it’s more than a monument to a former president.

  • Black women face struggles post-Trump purge, report reveals

    By Natalie Y. Moore for The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Hammer and Hope For 24 years, Constance Franklin worked at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. As a CDC analyst, she traveled to Botswana during President George W. Bush’s administration to evaluate PEPFAR, an AIDS relief program. She spent time at African American churches in metropolitan Atlanta, setting up tables to encourage flu vaccinations. She even volunteered to lead tours at the CDC Museum, where she explained the history of the polio vaccine and guided visitors through the exhibits.

  • Black fathers called villains whose children became legends

    America has never been comfortable with a Black father who refuses to let his children be ordinary.  The ones who pushed too hard, spoke too loud, and dreamed too big for a world that told them their children had limits, those men were not celebrated in real time. 

  • Is This 550 HP Charger Worth YOUR Money? AutoNetwork Review

    Special offer https://couponsoffersanddeals.com/. Roosevelt from autonetwork.com, with 40 years in the business, dives deep into the Dodge Charger’s 550 horsepower. Is this much power truly worth the investment for you? Find out here. #AutoNetwork #DodgeCharger #MuscleCar #CarReview #PerformanceCars The post Is This 550 HP Charger Worth YOUR Money? AutoNetwork Review appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Wells Fargo lifts its S&P 500 target to 7,950 on AI growth

    Something shifted in how one of the country’s biggest banks is reading the market. Wells Fargo, after spending months on the cautious side of Wall Street forecasts, has reversed course in a significant way — raising its year-end target for the S&P 500 and upgrading its earnings outlook in a move that signals renewed confidence The post Wells Fargo lifts its S&P 500 target to 7,950 on AI growth appeared first on Rolling Out.

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BREAKING: Mississippi’s lifetime felony voting ban ‘unconstitutional,’ appeals court rules
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BREAKING: Mississippi’s lifetime felony voting ban ‘unconstitutional,’ appeals court rules

By Ashton Pittman – Mississippi Free Press Mississippi’s lifetime voting ban for people convicted of certain crimes, a relic of the State’s 1890 Jim Crow laws, violates the U.S. Constitution, a federal appeals court ruled Friday morning. U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge James L. Dennis, writing for a 2-1 majority of a three-judge (more…)...
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Survey: Americans want weight loss drugs despite high cost
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Survey: Americans want weight loss drugs despite high cost

By Julie Appleby – Black Headline Newswire Many Americans really want to lose weight — and a new poll shows nearly half of adults would be interested in taking a prescription drug to help them do so. At the same time, enthusiasm dims sharply if the treatment comes as an injection, if it is not...
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Their families said they needed treatment; Mississippi officials threw them in jail without charges
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Their families said they needed treatment; Mississippi officials threw them in jail without charges

In Mississippi, serious mental illness or substance abuse can land you in jail, even if you aren’t charged with a crime. The state is a stark outlier in jailing so many people for so long, but many officials say they don’t have another option By Isabelle Taft, Mollie Simon, ProPublica and Agnel Philip, ProPublica This...
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Mississippi again ranks first in nation for stillbirths, new data shows
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Mississippi again ranks first in nation for stillbirths, new data shows

By Pam Dankins Mississippi continues to rank first in the nation in fetal deaths, according to 2021 data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last month. The report examined deaths of fetuses in utero that occurred after 20 weeks’ gestation, also known as stillbirths, in the United States. Mississippi led the nation...
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Meet the people deciding how to spend $50 billion in opioid cash settlement per state
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Meet the people deciding how to spend $50 billion in opioid cash settlement per state

By Aneri Pattani – Black Headline Newswire As more than $50 billion makes its way to state and local governments to compensate for the opioid epidemic, people with high hopes for the money are already fighting over a little-known bureaucratic arm of the process: state councils that wield immense power over how the cash is...
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‘We’re not doing that’: why a Black couple wouldn’t crowdfund to pay off medical debts
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‘We’re not doing that’: why a Black couple wouldn’t crowdfund to pay off medical debts

By Noam N. Levey – Black Headline Newswire SUFFOLK, Va. — When Kristie Fields was undergoing treatment for breast cancer nine years ago, she got some unsolicited advice at the hospital: Share your story on the local news, a nurse told her. Viewers would surely send money. Fields, a Navy veteran and former shipyard worker,...
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New Charleston museum nods to historical roots of US health disparities
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New Charleston museum nods to historical roots of US health disparities

By Lauren Sausser – Black Headline Newswire CHARLESTON, S.C. — Maude Callen, a Black nurse-midwife, delivered more than 800 infants across the South Carolina Lowcountry starting in the 1920s, when segregation made it difficult for Black people to get medical care. Although Callen isn’t commonly considered a household name, visitors passing through the new $120...
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Food crisis in Africa: the high cost of imported fertilizers is adding to the problem
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Food crisis in Africa: the high cost of imported fertilizers is adding to the problem

Subsidizing fertilizer is costly for African governments By (Special to Black Headline News) Global fertilizer suppliers have made incredibly high profits in 2022/23 on the back of price spikes attributed to the Russia-Ukraine war. The profits of the world’s top nine producers trebled in 2022 from two years previously. The margins and impacts have been...
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President Biden establishes Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument, cementing history
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President Biden establishes Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument, cementing history

This will be America’s 425th National Park; although the known killers have never been charged, the monument will remind Americans of this historical tragedy By Black Headline News https://vimeo.com/849660717 WASHINGTON – The Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument became the country’s 425th national park July 25, on the 82nd anniversary of Till’s birth, as...
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DeSantis’ ‘war on woke’ looks a lot like attempts by other countries to deny and rewrite history
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DeSantis’ ‘war on woke’ looks a lot like attempts by other countries to deny and rewrite history

SB 266 aims to stop college professors from teaching about systemic racism By Rochelle Anne Davis and Eileen Kane (Special to Black Headline News) A Florida law that took effect on July 1, 2023, restricts how educators in the state’s public colleges and universities can teach about the racial oppression that African Americans have faced...
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  • Fractional CFO Services Are Unlocking Capital for Black Businesses

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — According to the reports on The Black Business Exchange, Black-owned businesses generate about $183.3 billion in annual receipts across the United States. This economic engine is huge. However, it's still far below where it could be because most Black-owned businesses lack the financial leadership needed to scale. With a fractional CFO, you can close that gap fast, without breaking your budget. This fractional controller will help unlock real capital for your Black-owned business. The post Fractional CFO Services Are Unlocking Capital for Black Businesses appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Beyond the Course: Golf Technology is Making the Game More Accessible

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Golf's growth is no longer happening only on fairways and driving ranges. In 2025, a record 48.1 million Americans participated in golf, including both on-course and off-course activities, as per the National Golf Foundation. This includes 19 million people who took part exclusively in off-course experiences such as indoor golf simulators, technology-enabled driving ranges, and golf entertainment venues. The post Beyond the Course: Golf Technology is Making the Game More Accessible appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Smart Investment Property Decisions Are Helping Build Black Wealth

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Many Black investors are in both residential and commercial investing, such as the likes of R. Donahue Peebles. He's the founder and CEO of The Peebles Corporation, one of the largest Black-owned real estate investment firms in the U.S., whose developments have a total investment value of over $8 billion. The post Smart Investment Property Decisions Are Helping Build Black Wealth appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Hospitality Trends: The Changing Expectations of Modern Travelers

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Today's traveler is paying attention to more than location and price. A smooth check-in, reliable Wi-Fi, quick responses, and personalized service can influence how a stay is remembered just as much as the room itself. Hotels are adapting to guests whose expectations are shaped by smartphones, online shopping, and on-demand services. What felt impressive a decade ago may simply feel standard today. The post Hospitality Trends: The Changing Expectations of Modern Travelers appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Consumer Rights: The Deadlines People Often Overlook

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Many consumer rights come with deadlines, and some continue counting down whether a person takes action or not. Missing a refund window, waiting too long to challenge a decision, or delaying legal action can affect the options available later. The post Consumer Rights: The Deadlines People Often Overlook appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Tim Godfrey brings AFROVIVAL Gospel experience to Houston

    https://youtube.com/shorts/XX_m6Ir7knQ Nigerian gospel artist Tim Godfrey is bringing his AFROVIVAL concert back to Houston on June 26. And if last year’s sold-out show is any indication, the city’s Black and African diaspora communities are ready.  The city is home to one of the largest concentrations of Nigerians in any single American city, according to the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission. Houston serves as a second home for Godfrey, who divides his time between Nigeria and North America.

  • America at 250: Time for white history month

    For decades, a familiar refrain has echoed from certain corners of white America whenever February rolls around: “Why isn’t there a white History Month?” The standard, and entirely accurate, rebuttal from Blackfolk has been that since the white worldview and its protagonists dominate textbook curricula, media, and institutional power, every month is effectively white history month.

  • Obama Center: Michelle Obama reflects on U.S. ‘Imperfect Democracy’

    This article was originally written by Stacy M. Brown for Black Press USA. Standing before thousands gathered for the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, Michelle Obama celebrated what the sprawling complex represents, noting that it’s more than a monument to a former president.

  • Black women face struggles post-Trump purge, report reveals

    By Natalie Y. Moore for The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Hammer and Hope For 24 years, Constance Franklin worked at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. As a CDC analyst, she traveled to Botswana during President George W. Bush’s administration to evaluate PEPFAR, an AIDS relief program. She spent time at African American churches in metropolitan Atlanta, setting up tables to encourage flu vaccinations. She even volunteered to lead tours at the CDC Museum, where she explained the history of the polio vaccine and guided visitors through the exhibits.

  • Black fathers called villains whose children became legends

    America has never been comfortable with a Black father who refuses to let his children be ordinary.  The ones who pushed too hard, spoke too loud, and dreamed too big for a world that told them their children had limits, those men were not celebrated in real time. 

  • Is This 550 HP Charger Worth YOUR Money? AutoNetwork Review

    Special offer https://couponsoffersanddeals.com/. Roosevelt from autonetwork.com, with 40 years in the business, dives deep into the Dodge Charger’s 550 horsepower. Is this much power truly worth the investment for you? Find out here. #AutoNetwork #DodgeCharger #MuscleCar #CarReview #PerformanceCars The post Is This 550 HP Charger Worth YOUR Money? AutoNetwork Review appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Wells Fargo lifts its S&P 500 target to 7,950 on AI growth

    Something shifted in how one of the country’s biggest banks is reading the market. Wells Fargo, after spending months on the cautious side of Wall Street forecasts, has reversed course in a significant way — raising its year-end target for the S&P 500 and upgrading its earnings outlook in a move that signals renewed confidence The post Wells Fargo lifts its S&P 500 target to 7,950 on AI growth appeared first on Rolling Out.

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