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Through Challenges & Changes Black World War II Veterans Turns 106 Years Old

Joseph Williams, an African American World War II veteran from Tallahassee, Florida, has recently turned 106 years old. His long life reflects a century of service to his country and devotion to his community. Williams was born on September 30, 1919, to Thomas Williams and Henrietta Folks. In his early years, he worked at a Read More…

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No Killing – Michigan Student Was Expelled for Disarming an in School Classmate’s Gun

Sakir Everett, an 11-year-old African American boy from Lansing, Michigan, who bravely disarmed a classmate with a gun, has been expelled from his school. Instead of being celebrated as a hero, he now faces a year away from the classroom. The incident took place back in May at Dwight Rich School of the Arts. Sakir Read More…

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World Without Exploitation-Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein rally in effort to push for transparency, all files to be released

US representative Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke about the Epstein Files Transparency Bill, which demands the release of the remaining Epstein files – Jonathan Ernst/Reuters We have the names of the Epstein men, victims tell Trump Story by Susie Coen Jeffrey Epstein’s victims have told Donald Trump they are compiling a list of men who were clients of the Read More…

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15th Annual Haitian Flag Day Festival brings pride to Indy

The 15th annual Haitian Flag Day Festival, sponsored by the Haitian Association of Indiana, was Saturday, May 13 at MacCallister Amphitheater in Garfield Park. All funds raised from this year’s event and subsequent events will go toward supporting the formation of the Unity Community Resource Center in Central Indiana. The center will be a fully funded and staffed Read More…

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Black Farmers Vs. White Supremacists: The Legacy of Stealing Black Farms

Shelton Muhammad, an African American farmer in Southampton County, Virginia, is calling for urgent public support to help protect his family’s farm from what he describes as a longstanding campaign of harassment, sabotage, and economic suppression led by individuals tied to white supremacist ideologies. For over 15 years, Muhammad and his family have fought to Read More…