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Steph Curry: Black Men, White Supremacy & Embodied Logic #shorts

Steph Curry’s game shatters stereotypes, proving Black men aren’t just meant to be bigger, faster, and stronger. He redefines expectations on and off the court.

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Steph Curry discusses Black men, white supremacy, and embodied logic in this YouTube short from Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

Steph Curry’s athleticism challenges the ingrained stereotypes of Black male athletes. He defies the ‘bigger, faster, stronger, Blacker’ narrative, disrupting both embodied and economic expectations. #StephCurry #NBA #SocialJustice #SportsAnalysis #WhiteSupremacy

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DC Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA) on Resources for Homeowners | Let’s Talk

DCHFA shares essential homeownership resources. Learn how to build and maintain your investment!

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In this segment sponsored by DC Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA), Denise Rolark Barnes speaks with Julienne Y. Joseph, Senior Vice President of Single-Family Programs and Carmellita Turner, Business Development and Outreach Manager. They’ll be providing resources to help future and current homeowners build and maintain their investment. This is one conversation you don’t want to miss!

🎥 Let’s Talk airs LIVE every Friday at Noon on WIN-TV

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Host: Denise Rolark Barnes
Publisher – The Washington Informer

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. In March 2020, we launched WIN-TV to further amplify community voices and issues.

Production Team:
🎥 Producer: Shevry Lassiter
🎥 Asst. Producer: Ja’Mon Jackson
🎶 Theme Music by DB Bantino

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Guest: Julienne Y. Joseph – Senior Vice President of Single-Family Programs / Carmellita Turner – Business Development and Outreach Manager, DC Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA)

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Rev. George Gilbert on the Importance of Voter Education and Engagement | Let’s Talk

Rev. George Gilbert discusses the vital Multi-State Voter Education, Mobilization and Protection Campaign. Don’t miss this important conversation on voter engagement!

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Rev. George Gilbert discusses voter education and engagement on Let's Talk with Washington Informer.

In this interview, Denise Rolark Barnes speaks with Rev. George Gilbert, Assistant Pastor at Holy Trinity United Baptist Church, and Executive Director of the Center for Racial Equity and Justice. He joins us to talk about the newly launched Multi-State Voter Education, Mobilization and Protection Campaign and the importance of voter education and engagement. This is one conversation you don’t want to miss!

🎥 Let’s Talk airs LIVE every Friday at Noon on WIN-TV

🔴 LIKE, SUBSCRIBE & SHARE
🌐 Visit Us: www.washingtoninformer.com

Host: Denise Rolark Barnes
Publisher – The Washington Informer

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. In March 2020, we launched WIN-TV to further amplify community voices and issues.

Production Team:
🎥 Producer: Shevry Lassiter
🎥 Asst. Producer: Ja’Mon Jackson
🎶 Theme Music by DB Bantino

Follow Us on Social Media:
📸 Instagram: @washinformer
📘 Facebook: Washington Informer
🐦 Twitter: @WashInformer

Guest: Rev. George Gilbert – Executive Director, The Center for Racial Equity and Justice

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Siblings: My Driving Force Through Darkest Times #shorts

When I wanted to quit, my siblings were my light. Their unwavering support is the reason I keep pushing forward.

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Siblings supporting each other through difficult times, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder #shorts

When quitting felt inevitable, siblings became the unwavering light. ‘I wanted to give up on myself so many times, but having my brothers and sisters is the reason I continue to push.’ Inspiring the next generation. #FamilyLove #Motivation #OvercomingAdversity #Inspiration #SiblingBond

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The Conversation With Al McFarlane

Al McFarlane shares insights and stories that will spark your curiosity. Don’t miss this engaging discussion!

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Al McFarlane discusses current events on Black Press USA TV YouTube channel

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Cancer Has No Gender | Men and Women, This Conversation Is for You

Cancer affects everyone. Join Sister Spokesman’s “Cancer Has No Gender” event for vital discussions on prevention, detection, and support for all.

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Men and women discuss cancer awareness and prevention, emphasizing that the disease affects all genders.

Sister Spokesman Presents: Cancer Has No Gender, our 2026 Cancer Awareness Event, brings men and women together to talk about prevention, screening, early detection, and support for survivors and caregivers.

Sponsored by North Memorial Health and Ramsey County Environmental Center.

🎟️ Get tickets: https://tix.spokesman-recorder.com/e/sister-spokesman-cancer-has-no-gender/tickets

📍 Event details: https://spokesman-recorder.com/sister-spokesman/

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PRESS ROOM: McDonald’s and BMOA Celebrate Herman Petty’s Legacy at the Obama Presidential Center

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — In 1968, Herman Petty opened his first McDonald’s near Jackson Park, creating a breakthrough moment for Black entrepreneurship on the South Side and helping open doors for generations of business owners and community leaders.

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From left to right: Derrick Taylor, BMOA Chicago President; Patrice Petty-Orr, daughter of Herman Petty; Latrice Orr, granddaughter of Herman Petty; Chris Kempczinski, McDonald’s CEO; and Tanya Hill-Holliday, President of the National Black McDonald’s Operators Association.
From left to right: Derrick Taylor, BMOA Chicago President; Patrice Petty-Orr, daughter of Herman Petty; Latrice Orr, granddaughter of Herman Petty; Chris Kempczinski, McDonald’s CEO; and Tanya Hill-Holliday, President of the National Black McDonald’s Operators Association.

Sponsored by McDonald's.

A proud moment at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, where the Herman Petty Room now recognizes a true Chicago trailblazer. In 1968, Petty opened his first McDonald’s near Jackson Park, creating a breakthrough moment for Black entrepreneurship on the South Side and helping open doors for generations of business owners and community leaders.



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