Gerald Talbot, civil rights leader and Maine’s first Black legislator, dies at 94 
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Gerald Talbot, civil rights leader and Maine’s first Black legislator, dies at 94 

Gerald Talbot poses for a portrait on Jan 15, 2021. Talbot, a civil rights activist who became Maine’s first Black legislator, died Saturday at 94,…

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From Black Bottom to Inkster: How one Detroiter is using gardens to heal communities
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From Black Bottom to Inkster: How one Detroiter is using gardens to heal communities

by Trish Hubbell, Planet Detroit May 10, 2026 Etta Adams is passionate about building community. She’s had to be. She was a very young child…

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Healing and Hustle: How trauma can fuel growth and leadership in Black students event May 30
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Healing and Hustle: How trauma can fuel growth and leadership in Black students event May 30

Sign up for our free newsletters! Join a conversation on how trauma shapes the lives of Black students — and how trauma can be transformed…

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Emancipation Day once local Black community's July Fourth
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Emancipation Day once local Black community's July Fourth

Long before Juneteenth, Bloomington's Black community marked freedom with Emancipation Day celebrations rooted in history, resilience and unity. Source link

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HBCU Classic Makes History at Wrigley for HBCU Baseball Classic 2026
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HBCU Classic Makes History at Wrigley for HBCU Baseball Classic 2026

History, culture and Black excellence took center stage Saturday night at Wrigley Field as Alabama A&M University defeated Prairie View A&M University, 10-7, in the…

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Miami High School teacher arrested after alleged sexual relationship with student
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Miami High School teacher arrested after alleged sexual relationship with student

DORAL, Fla. (CBS12) — A Miami teacher was arrested Friday after deputies say he had a sexual relationship with a student. According to CBS Miami,…

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Warder family transitions 1880 Train to WCI and ZMC after 36 years
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Warder family transitions 1880 Train to WCI and ZMC after 36 years

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – After 36 years of ownership, the Warder family announced Friday they are transitioning stewardship of the 1880 Train to WCI…

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Black Democratic leaders urge Wasserman Schultz to reconsider District 20 campaign
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Black Democratic leaders urge Wasserman Schultz to reconsider District 20 campaign

MIAMI, Fla. (CBS12) — Sen. Rosalind Osgood is urging Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz not to run in Florida’s newly drawn District 20, warning that it…

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Walgreens to close Chatham store after more than M loss, cites theft and declining sales
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Walgreens to close Chatham store after more than $1M loss, cites theft and declining sales

CHICAGO – For the first time, Walgreens is revealing some of the specific financial problems that prompted it to close a longtime location on Chicago’s…

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