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Grant is largest in school’s history and is part of a $600 million investment by Bloomberg Philanthropies in historically Black medical schools Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) today announced a $175 million donation to its endowment from Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Greenwood Initiative which is the largest grant from a single organization in the medical school’s nearly […]

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THOMAS ‘HIT MAN’ HEARNS JULY 31 1874—Father Patrick Francis Healy be­comes the first Black president of a major White university when he is inaugurated on this day as president of Georgetown University. Healy was also the first Afri­can American to earn a PhD. However, racial prejudice forced him to earn his degree in Europe not […]

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As the summer heat rises, so does the anticipation for one of Atlanta’s most cherished culinary events—Black Restaurant Week. This year’s campaign, running from August 4 to August 18, marks the 8th anniversary of an initiative that has become a cornerstone in supporting and celebrating Black-owned culinary businesses. Originally launched in Houston in 2016, Black […]

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The West End Mall in Atlanta, once a bustling hub and a cornerstone of the city’s west side, is set to undergo a transformative renovation that promises to bring much-needed affordable housing and rejuvenation to the area.  The City of Atlanta, in partnership with the Atlanta Urban Development Corporation and BPR Companies, recently announced an […]

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Venture capital is a powerful engine driving innovation and economic growth, but for Black businesses, especially those owned by Black women, securing this crucial funding remains a formidable challenge. The stark reality is that Black women, despite being the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs, receive a mere fraction of venture capital investments. However, visionary leaders like […]

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n the shadow of the second anniversary of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade, a powerful movement is emerging on HBCU campuses. Power to Decide, a non-profit organization, has launched “Beyond the Sheets,” a groundbreaking initiative to empower students with comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education.  This program, […]

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Last week, the Georgia education system was placed on the national scene after the state’s superintendent decided to cut funding from an Advanced Placement African American studies program. Under Wood’s initial proposal, school districts would have use their own funds to pay for the AP course. The decision sparked statewide discourse and inspired political leaders to […]

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With the 2024 Paris Olympics on the horizon, let’s turn our attention to some of the Black Olympians who are set to shine. In 1924, Black athletes made their groundbreaking debut at the Paris Olympics, overcoming significant racial barriers. A century later, as the Games return to Paris, a new generation of Black athletes is […]

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The deputy who fatally shot Massey (pictured), 36, in Springfield, Illinois, faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder (Photo Credit: Fair Use).  This article was originally published on Word In Black. By Jennifer Porter Gore Overview: The vice president reacted to the latest police use of deadly force against an unarmed Black person, saying Massey died at the […]

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Appraisal bias, a significant yet often overlooked issue, is a form of discrimination in the home appraisal process that can result in lower valuations for homes based on the race or ethnicity of the residents. This bias can have profound financial consequences for homeowners, such as limiting their ability to take out loans, pay property […]

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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently alerted the public to a deadly listeria outbreak tied to sliced deli meat sold in Georgia and ten other states.  The outbreak has claimed the lives of two people and resulted in the hospitalization of at least 28 individuals. However, the CDC suspects that the […]

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The Democratic Party are making adjustments for its future after President Joe Biden decided to not seek re-election. Biden has since endorsed VP Kamala Harris who stands as the front-runner to serve as the presidential nominee. Harris will pick a Vice Presidential candidate to be her running mate and several prominent names have been mentioned. […]

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