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[ August 6, 2026 ] Fisk University President Defends Proposed Data Center as Part of $900M Campus Vision Uncategorized
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U.S. Supreme Court Gives Immunity to Trump’s Alleged Criminal Acts

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NNPA NEWSWIRE — By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent| @StacyBrownMedia | Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson further warned of the broader implications of the ruling, suggesting that even a hypothetical president who commits grave […]

New Economy Parking Lot Opens at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX)

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Permanent Lot Will Provide Relief in Time for July 4th Holiday – A third economy parking lot is now open at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX). Previously only utilized during Thanksgiving and Christmas, it will now be […]

Revelers Buy Black for Juneteenth Holiday

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A. Phillip Randolph Blvd was packed with Jax Melanin Market Juneteenth revelers excited to celebrate the spirit of freedom. The vendor filled marketplace welcomed hundreds of friends, family and community neighbors excited to participate in […]

FAMU Law and Nursing Programs Threatened with Closure for Poor Student Performance

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By Jay Waagmeester | Florida Phoenix | Fewer than half of Florida A&M University College of Law students passed the Florida Bar exam on the first attempt last year, prompting a Florida State University System governor […]

Phi Delta Kappa Leadership Conference Focuses on Duval’s Black History and HBCU Legacy

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The National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa, Inc., Delta Delta Chapter recently hosted a leadership youth conference bringing together over 100 youth and educational leaders from the Southeast Region, including Alabama, Tennessee, Atlanta, and parts […]

The Soul of the South: Nicco Annan Takes Viewers on an Authentic Journey in “Down in the Valley”

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By Miss AJ Williams | Nicco Annan, known for his electrifying portrayal of Uncle Clifford on STARZ’s hit show “P-Valley,” is set to captivate audiences again, but this time from a different angle. Annan is […]

We Need Black Women in Office, Now More Than Ever

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By A’SHANTI F. GHOLAR| Every election we hear how Black women are “the backbone of the Democratic Party,” its most loyal voting group that has turned out at the polls at higher rates than any […]

Black Church Leaders Divided Over Divine Nine Membership

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Johania Charles Miami Times Staff Writer | Initiation into the Divine Nine, a group of historically Black Greek letter organizations, has long been a badge of honor in the Black community. D9 members have proudly […]

The Atlanta Voice Earns Six Awards for Journalistic Excellence at NNPA Messenger Awards

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BALTIMORE, MD. – The Atlanta Voice earned six awards for journalistic excellence at this year’s National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) Messenger Awards, which took place at the Four Seasons Baltimore. The annual awards took place on Thursday […]

2024: Poor People Are the New Swing Vote

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By William J. Barber, II | BlackPress of America | NNPA NEWSWIRE — We are bringing the everyday people who’ve demanded better wages from their bosses to Washington insist that Republicans, Democrats, and Independents make clear […]