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Rep. Ayanna Pressley says Democrats have a mandate from voters, and it’s time to match their energy!

Meanwhile, the “Righteous 39,” including Don Lemon and Nekima Levy Armstrong, are fighting to have federal charges dismissed following an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church.

Plus, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is heading to the University of Texas to teach a seminar on race, equality, and freedom. And could iHeartMedia be considering a major podcast shake-up? Bloomberg reports a possible sale, but the company says it has no plans to sell.

Join us on Black Press USA’s Morning Show as we break down the headlines, the politics, and the conversations making news.

Classroom!

Rep. Ayanna Pressley says Democrats have a mandate from voters, and it’s time to match their energy!

Meanwhile, the “Righteous 39,” including Don Lemon and Nekima Levy Armstrong, are fighting to have federal charges dismissed following an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church.

Plus, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is heading to the University of Texas to teach a seminar on race, equality, and freedom. And could iHeartMedia be considering a major podcast shake-up? Bloomberg reports a possible sale, but the company says it has no plans to sell.

Join us on Black Press USA’s Morning Show as we break down the headlines, the politics, and the conversations making news.

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A local shop partners with a plant studio to brighten its space, support a small business, and let the community help care for plants that are also available to buy. #PlantShop #SmallBusiness #CommunitySupport #IndoorPlants

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This archival video from the Tri-State Defender provides a compelling look back at Memphis in 1980. The footage offers viewers a firsthand perspective of the local social and economic climate during that era, capturing the essence of the city as it navigated the challenges of the late twentieth century. Through historical documentation, the video highlights key discussions and community sentiments that defined the period.

The title, We Spread the Peanut Butter Too Thin, serves as a focal point for the narrative, reflecting on resource allocation and the broader struggles faced by the Memphis community at the time. By preserving this piece of local history, the Tri-State Defender invites audiences to reflect on how past civic issues continue to resonate today. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Memphis history and urban development.