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Join Niele Anderson and Rodney Perry on Black Press USA’s Morning Show as they break down the top stories impacting politics, culture, and the Black community. Don’t miss this essential conversation.

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This morning on Black Press USA’s Morning Show, Niele Anderson is joined by co-host guest Rodney Perry as they break down the headlines shaping politics, culture, health, and the Black community.

Watch Black Press USA’s Morning Show for the headlines, the context, and the conversation behind the news.

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Retrospectro Talks Viral Videos, Lean Squad, Music & More | Interview

Viral icon Niles Stewart breaks down his journey from LeanSquad meme fame to his latest transition into music. Discover how he shaped DMV media history.

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Washington Informer host interviewing music artist Retrospectro in a studio setting for a podcast discussion.

Niles Stewart has been a notable figure in the DMV’s evolving media and internet culture scene for over a decade, creating viral videos with his friend group LeanSquad, while becoming a longtime recognizable meme across the internet.

In this interview, he reflects on the viral moments that helped shape his career, his impact on DMV media and culture, and his transition into music as he continues to build his creative career.

Video Producer: Demarco Rush

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Founded in 1964 by Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, The Washington Informer is an African American, woman-owned newspaper providing positive coverage of the Black community in Washington, D.C.

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CBCF’s ALC 55 Recap | September 2026

Relive the highlights from CBCF’s 55th Annual Legislative Conference as leaders gathered in D.C. to discuss policy and the future of Black communities.

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Group of diverse leaders and attendees posing at the CBCF Annual Legislative Conference in Washington D.C. 2026.

The 55th Annual Legislative Conference brought lawmakers, community leaders, advocates and professionals together at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., this past week for discussions on policy, civic engagement, economic opportunity and issues affecting Black communities.

Video Producer: Demarco Rush

Visit Us: www.washingtoninformer.com

About The Washington Informer:

Founded in 1964 by Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, The Washington Informer is an African American, woman-owned newspaper providing positive coverage of the Black community in Washington, D.C.

Follow Us on Social Media:

📸 Instagram: @washinformer
📘 Facebook: Washington Informer
🐦 Twitter: @WashInformer

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The Washington Informer Celebrates 62 Years | Recap

The Washington Informer celebrated 62 years of community storytelling with a special reception and photo exhibition at 11:Eleven Gallery. Watch the recap here.

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Washington Informer staff and community members celebrating at the newspaper's 62nd anniversary event recap.

Local leaders, community members and soulful live music filled 11:Eleven Gallery on October 16 as The Washington Informer marked 62 years with a reception and photo exhibition highlighting more than six decades of covering District life and culture.

Video Producer: Demarco Rush

Visit Us: www.washingtoninformer.com

About The Washington Informer:

Founded in 1964 by Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, The Washington Informer is an African American, woman-owned newspaper providing positive coverage of the Black community in Washington, D.C.

Follow Us on Social Media:

📸 Instagram: @washinformer
📘 Facebook: Washington Informer
🐦 Twitter: @WashInformer

#WIN #BeInformed #blacknews #BlackOwnedMedia #SupportBlackJournalists#BlackVoicesMatter #BlackMediaExcellence #BlackStorytelling #blackpress #BlackJournalistsMatter #washingtoninformer #DMVNews #DCMedia #blackownedbusiness #LocalBlackMedia #DMVVoices #BlackMediaDC #BlackWriters #AmplifyBlackVoices #BlackCreators #CommunityJournalism #letstalk #blackpress #win #beinformed #washingtoninformer #washinformer

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Headline: FAMU Homecoming Injuries, Discarded Ballots & Rising Holiday Costs 📱

A FAMU homecoming turns tragic, election ballots are found in a park, and inflation hits your holiday plans. Get the full story on Black Press USA’s Morning Show.

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A FAMU homecoming celebration takes a troubling turn, with 12 people injured, including six children. Meanwhile, two bins of undelivered ballots are discovered in a Seattle park dumpster, raising questions about election security.

Plus, Thanksgiving dinner could cost families more this year, and soaring chocolate prices are putting a damper on Halloween candy sales.

From public safety and election integrity to the rising cost of everyday life, we’re breaking down the headlines and the stories impacting our communities.

Watch Black Press USA’s Morning Show for the headlines, the context, and the conversation behind the news.

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Headline: FAMU Homecoming Injuries, Discarded Ballots & Rising Holiday Costs

From the FAMU homecoming tragedy to election ballot concerns and rising holiday costs, we break down the news impacting our communities. Watch the latest report.

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News graphic showing FAMU homecoming injury headlines, discarded ballot reports, and rising holiday cost inflation statistics.

A FAMU homecoming celebration takes a troubling turn, with 12 people injured, including six children. Meanwhile, two bins of undelivered ballots are discovered in a Seattle park dumpster, raising questions about election security.

Plus, Thanksgiving dinner could cost families more this year, and soaring chocolate prices are putting a damper on Halloween candy sales.

From public safety and election integrity to the rising cost of everyday life, we’re breaking down the headlines and the stories impacting our communities.

Watch Black Press USA’s Morning Show for the headlines, the context, and the conversation behind the news.

#BlackPressUSA #MorningShow #BlackNews #FAMU #ElectionNews #CostOfLiving

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OTR @ Par 365

Thomas Jackson discusses his journey from pandemic golfer to the founder of Par365, a Roseville space dedicated to making the sport accessible and community-focused.

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Host speaking into a microphone during an OTR podcast episode at the Par 365 golf facility in Minnesota.

Thomas Jackson’s favorite part about being a Black business owner in Minnesota is the ability to create community, perspective, autonomy and authentic experiences.

On this episode of MSR On the Radar, Jackson joins host Damenica Ellis to talk about discovering golf during the COVID-19 pandemic and how that hobby became Par365, an indoor golf simulator, bar, restaurant and event space in Roseville that he and his wife opened in December 2023. Their mission was to make golf more accessible, more affordable and more approachable.

Jackson shares how breaking into the industry took marketing, local partnerships and social events, why intimidated newcomers needed extra encouragement, and the programming Par365 built in response, including Golf 101 sessions and a speaker series for middle and high school students. He also talks about moving from a corporate product development career to full-time entrepreneurship, balancing the business with family life, and his advice for aspiring entrepreneurs: compress your vision into a minimum viable product and grow at a reasonable pace.

Listen to the full conversation.

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