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Florida Legion Post Bringing Health-Care Resources to Underserved Community

August 6, 2026 admin 0
(Source: www.legion.org) – The American Legion / APR 29, 2022  – Arnold Merriweather is well known in the Jacksonville, Fla., area as an advocate for men’s health. A member of American Legion Post 197 there, he’s […]
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FUNdraising Good Times: Do you have the resources to start a nonprofit?

August 6, 2026 admin 0
“See a need and fill it.” That’s what many people use as their rationale when forming a new nonprofit. For instance, they may be frustrated about a lack of services, outraged about a specific public […]
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Jacksonville Sued for Council’s Alleged Racially Gerrymandered Redistricting

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by Andrew Pantazi – (Source: www.jaxtrib.org) – Jacksonville City Council redistricting plan faces lawsuit that argues packing a majority of Black voters into four districts violates the U.S. Constitution. Civil-rights groups sued Jacksonville on Tuesday for its […]
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Former Inmates Reach Back Behind Bars to Offer Others the ‘Second Chance’ That Changed Their Life

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Taping up the large box of DVDs, pamphlets and magazines that he carefully packed in his living room, Chris Worley writes on the top in bold letters: “Oregon State Penitentiary Chapel.” Worley is one of […]
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In New National Campaign, Black-Owned Businesses Continue to Advocate for Vaccine Equity and Dispel COVID-19 Misinformation

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 As mask mandates are being lifted across the nation, the need for COVID-19 vaccinations remains high, especially among Black communities. Achieving health equity in vaccinations continues to be a focus for communities of color, which […]
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Cedric Richmond Leaving White House for DNC

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(Source: www.weeklycitizen.com) – Former Louisiana Rep. Cedric Richmond, a top aide to President Joe Biden, plans to resign and take a new position with the Democratic National Committee. According to national published reports, Richmond would […]
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Former NBA Big Man Al Harrington Sets Goal to Create 100 Black Cannabis Millionaires Through His Incubator

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By TSL Contributor – (Source: www.blackenterprise.com) – Al Harrington is a man on a mission to create 100 millionaires in the legal cannabis industry. The owner of Viola has led the meager 2 percent of ownership by […]
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Best Destinations For Black Travelers May 2022

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We couldn’t resist making this round-up list of the best destinations for Black travelers to visit this May 2022. There is so much world to see, but these hand-picked destinations will truly capture your attention […]
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April is National Minority Health Month

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Booker T. Washington was born into slavery, but he went on to be an educator, reformer, adviser to presidents — and he was an influential spokesman for African Americans. In April 1915, recognizing that health […]
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Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump Says Wells Fargo’s Discriminatory Loan Practices is Killing Black Opportunity

August 6, 2026 admin 0
By David Major – www.blackenterprise.comOn Monday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump held a press conference alleging Wells Fargo’s discriminatory loan practices kills Black opportunity. Crump, who has represented the families of Ahmaud Abery and Breonna Taylor, held the conference […]

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