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COMMENTARY: Property Is Power! the Last Generation to Start from Zero

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COMMENTARY: Property Is Power! the Last Generation to Start from Zero

MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — The article explores the concept of becoming the last generation to start from zero, challenging traditional American...

A performer from the Dance Theatre of Harlem is captured mid-dance, showcasing the elegance and athleticism of ballet. Photo courtesy New York Carib News.

A performer from the Dance Theatre of Harlem is captured mid-dance, showcasing the elegance and athleticism of ballet. Photo courtesy New York Carib News.

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Dance Theatre of Harlem Gala to Support Vision for the Future

Voters in Washington, D.C. will have a chance to hear directly from candidates for mayor and congressional delegate during the DCision 2026 debates on May 2 at George Washington University. Hosted by a coalition of civic and media organizations, the event will spotlight key issues including public safety, housing, economic recovery, education, and D.C.’s push for full congressional representation. Credit: Unsplash / Markus Winkler

Voters in Washington, D.C. will have a chance to hear directly from candidates for mayor and congressional delegate during the DCision 2026 debates on May 2 at George Washington University. Hosted by a coalition of civic and media organizations, the event will spotlight key issues including public safety, housing, economic recovery, education, and D.C.’s push for full congressional representation. Credit: Unsplash / Markus Winkler

Black Press7 months ago

Major D.C. Mayoral and Congressional Delegate Debates Set for May 2 at George Washington University

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Keisha Lance Bottoms during her 2026 Democratic gubernatorial primary victory speech. Photo: Sikis2021 / Wikimedia Commons.

Keisha Lance Bottoms during her 2026 Democratic gubernatorial primary victory speech. Photo: Sikis2021 / Wikimedia Commons.

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HISTORY MADE: Keisha Lance Bottoms Becomes First Black Woman Elected Governor in American History

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The Committee on Oversight and Reform is very concerned that minority, immigrant, and rural communities are in danger of being undercounted in the 2020 Census, which could cause these communities to lose their voice in Congress and to miss out on federal funds for healthcare, schools, roads, and other essential services. (Photo: iStockphoto / NNPA)

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PRESS ROOM: Oversight Committee to Hold Critical Hearing with Census Bureau Director This Week

“In 2016, President Trump had never run for a political office before. He was caught spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on call women, cheating thousands of people via his fraudulent companies, and the GOP supported and voted for him.”

Black History7 years ago

COMMENTARY: Is President Trump A Product of Divine Intervention?

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OP-ED: Plantation Politics in Minority Broadcasting

"We cannot have a party where the constituency looks like one thing, and the people who are running at the top of the ticket look like something else," said Howard Dean, who served 12 years as governor of Vermont and chaired the National Governors' Association, the Democratic Governors' Association, and the Democratic National Committee.

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Former DNC Chair Howard Dean Recalls His 2003 Run for President

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Best in Black Awards presented by the New Tri-State Defender

This month is not only about commemorating our history but cementing and shaping our present-day legacy for future generations. (Photo: iStockphoto / NNPA)

Black History7 years ago

OP-ED: Commemorating our past, starts with cementing our present-day legacy

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Three generations of Maryland’s 7th District Congressmen (Congressman Elijah E. Cummings, 1996 to present; former Congressman Parren J. Mitchell, 1971 to 1987; and former Congressman Kweisi Mfume, 1987 to 1996) attend the ceremony officially designating the facility of the U.S. Postal Service located at 6101 Liberty Road in Baltimore, Maryland, as the U.S. Representative Parren J. Mitchell Post Office. (January 2007) (Photo: Office of Congresssman Elijah Cummings / Wikimedia Commons)

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Former NAACP Chief and Congressional Black Caucus Chair Kweisi Mfume Wins Primary for Cummings Seat

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