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  • Oakland Protesters Rally to Defend Haitian Immigrants and TPS

    The Haiti Action Committee traces its roots to the international movement that emerged following Haiti’s 1991 military coup, which overthrew the nation’s first democratically elected president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Political violence sent thousands of Haitians fleeing the country, while U.S. policies resulted in refugees being intercepted at sea, repatriated, or detained at Guantanamo Bay. The post Oakland Protesters Rally to Defend Haitian Immigrants and TPS appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • First 5 Alameda County Celebrates First Year of Measure C’s Implementation

    Measure C, a community-led and voter-approved half-cent sales tax, was designed to generate approximately $150 million annually for early care and education. During its first year, the initiative reached more than 20,000 children and supported more than 6,400 early educators and caregivers throughout the county. The post First 5 Alameda County Celebrates First Year of Measure C’s Implementation appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • From Palestine to Oakland: Seeds for Liberation Examines Shared Struggles for Freedom

    The screening was hosted by the East Bay Democratic Socialists of America and the Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation. Following the film, director Matthew Solomon joined local community leaders for a discussion about solidarity, resistance, and the historical connections explored throughout the documentary. The post From Palestine to Oakland: Seeds for Liberation Examines Shared Struggles for Freedom appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • At Sacramento Summit, Becerra Discusses Policy; Uses “Family” Metaphor to Frame Case for National Political Unity

    “We’re a state. We’re a family. We all work together,” Becerra said, arguing that California’s challenges require cooperation rather than partisan blame. He added that, as governor, he would have to work with lawmakers “whether they’ve got a D or an R behind their name.” The post At Sacramento Summit, Becerra Discusses Policy; Uses “Family” Metaphor to Frame Case for National Political Unity appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Gov. Newsom Nominates 3 Black Women Judges to Serve on State Courts of Appeal

    Justices Adams, Hippach and Juliet Macaulay are among eight appellate court nominees recently announced by Newsom. The governor also appointed nine Superior Court judges across five counties. The post Gov. Newsom Nominates 3 Black Women Judges to Serve on State Courts of Appeal appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • OPINION: 57,000 Empty Apartments and Not a Word of Apology – City Limits

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — “Short-term rental income was, for many of these families, not a luxury. It was the margin between keeping the house and losing it. Local Law 18 closed that door, and the people who closed it are now waving away 57,000 empty apartments as statistical noise.” The post OPINION: 57,000 Empty Apartments and Not a Word of Apology – City Limits appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Flooding forces school delays and highway closures in Ohio

    Flooding emergency puts central Ohio on high alert Thursday morning Overnight rain came fast and heavy across central Ohio, and by the early hours of Thursday morning, the consequences were already unfolding. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for the Franklin County area shortly before 5 a.m., with the warning set to The post Flooding forces school delays and highway closures in Ohio appeared first on Rolling Out.

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Nation of Gods and Earths
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Nation of Gods and Earths

The 5 Percent Nation, also known as the Nation of Gods and Earths, is a cultural and religious movement that emerged from the streets of Harlem, New York, in the late 1960s. Founded by Clarence 13X (formerly Clarence Smith), a former member of the Nation of Islam, the movement sought to empower Black people, particularly...
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The Two Carolinas
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The Two Carolinas

King Charles II of England The history of North and South Carolina is deeply intertwined with the broader history of the United States, particularly regarding colonialism, slavery, and the Civil Rights Movement The region that would become North and South Carolina was originally inhabited by indigenous peoples, including the Cherokee, Catawba, and Tuscarora tribes. European...
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The India Caste System in America
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The India Caste System in America

The caste system in India is a hierarchical social structure that has existed for centuries, dividing society into different social classes or castes, traditionally based on occupation. At the top of the hierarchy are the Brahmins (priests and scholars), followed by Kshatriyas (warriors and rulers), Vaishyas (merchants and traders), and Shudras (laborers and service providers)....
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The Impact of Increased Division I/Tier 1 Black High School Athletes Enrollment in HBCUs
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The Impact of Increased Division I/Tier 1 Black High School Athletes Enrollment in HBCUs

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have played a significant role in higher education, particularly for Black students. As centers of academic excellence and cultural heritage, HBCUs have long served as beacons of opportunity and empowerment for marginalized communities. However, these institutions often face financial challenges compared to Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs). This analysis delves...
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Harnessing the Power of Immigration: A Black Professional’s Point of View
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Harnessing the Power of Immigration: A Black Professional’s Point of View

As a Black professional, I stand at the intersection of two pivotal narratives in America: the struggle for racial equality and the transformative impact of immigration. In this post, I aim to explore the historical context of immigration in America, highlight its profound influence on our nation’s identity and economy, and propose actionable remedies for...
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Lifting the Veil: Confronting Race Relations in America 2024 a Black professional’s viewpoint
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Lifting the Veil: Confronting Race Relations in America 2024 a Black professional’s viewpoint

Lifting the Veil by artist Sanford Biggers. ...
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Day in the Life of a Software Engineer: Exploring Remote vs Hybrid Work

Are you considering a career as a web developer but would like some deeper insight into what a day in the life of a software engineer is actually like? (more…)...
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Poverty in the United States
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Poverty in the United States

In the United States, poverty is typically measured using poverty thresholds or poverty guidelines established by the federal government. These thresholds are based on income levels and family size. The poverty threshold is adjusted annually for inflation. As of January 2024, the poverty threshold for a single individual under 65 years old is $15,060 per...
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Black History Month benefits for Black people
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Black History Month benefits for Black people

Black History Month holds several benefits for Black people: Our current position reflects past efforts. Recognition and Celebration: It provides a designated time to recognize and celebrate the achievements, contributions, and resilience of Black individuals throughout history. This acknowledgment helps to counteract historical erasure and highlights the significant role Black people have played in shaping...
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How did Africa get segmented into different countries and is reunification a possibility?
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How did Africa get segmented into different countries and is reunification a possibility?

The division of Africa into numerous countries is primarily a result of historical processes, including colonization by European powers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The “Scramble for Africa” occurred during a period of intense competition among European nations for overseas territories, driven by economic, political, and strategic motivations. The Berlin Conference of...
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  • Oakland Protesters Rally to Defend Haitian Immigrants and TPS

    The Haiti Action Committee traces its roots to the international movement that emerged following Haiti’s 1991 military coup, which overthrew the nation’s first democratically elected president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Political violence sent thousands of Haitians fleeing the country, while U.S. policies resulted in refugees being intercepted at sea, repatriated, or detained at Guantanamo Bay. The post Oakland Protesters Rally to Defend Haitian Immigrants and TPS appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • First 5 Alameda County Celebrates First Year of Measure C’s Implementation

    Measure C, a community-led and voter-approved half-cent sales tax, was designed to generate approximately $150 million annually for early care and education. During its first year, the initiative reached more than 20,000 children and supported more than 6,400 early educators and caregivers throughout the county. The post First 5 Alameda County Celebrates First Year of Measure C’s Implementation appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • From Palestine to Oakland: Seeds for Liberation Examines Shared Struggles for Freedom

    The screening was hosted by the East Bay Democratic Socialists of America and the Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation. Following the film, director Matthew Solomon joined local community leaders for a discussion about solidarity, resistance, and the historical connections explored throughout the documentary. The post From Palestine to Oakland: Seeds for Liberation Examines Shared Struggles for Freedom appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • At Sacramento Summit, Becerra Discusses Policy; Uses “Family” Metaphor to Frame Case for National Political Unity

    “We’re a state. We’re a family. We all work together,” Becerra said, arguing that California’s challenges require cooperation rather than partisan blame. He added that, as governor, he would have to work with lawmakers “whether they’ve got a D or an R behind their name.” The post At Sacramento Summit, Becerra Discusses Policy; Uses “Family” Metaphor to Frame Case for National Political Unity appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Gov. Newsom Nominates 3 Black Women Judges to Serve on State Courts of Appeal

    Justices Adams, Hippach and Juliet Macaulay are among eight appellate court nominees recently announced by Newsom. The governor also appointed nine Superior Court judges across five counties. The post Gov. Newsom Nominates 3 Black Women Judges to Serve on State Courts of Appeal appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • OPINION: 57,000 Empty Apartments and Not a Word of Apology – City Limits

    BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — “Short-term rental income was, for many of these families, not a luxury. It was the margin between keeping the house and losing it. Local Law 18 closed that door, and the people who closed it are now waving away 57,000 empty apartments as statistical noise.” The post OPINION: 57,000 Empty Apartments and Not a Word of Apology – City Limits appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

  • Flooding forces school delays and highway closures in Ohio

    Flooding emergency puts central Ohio on high alert Thursday morning Overnight rain came fast and heavy across central Ohio, and by the early hours of Thursday morning, the consequences were already unfolding. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for the Franklin County area shortly before 5 a.m., with the warning set to The post Flooding forces school delays and highway closures in Ohio appeared first on Rolling Out.

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