Our Health Our Wellness April 2026 Launch/Black Health Matters Foundation National Campaign for Health & Wellness
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Our Health Our Wellness April 2026 Launch/Black Health Matters Foundation National Campaign for Health & Wellness

Our Health Our Wellness (OHOW) is a month-long observance, powered by the Black Health Matters Foundation (BHMF). OHOW is designed to improve health outcomes and…

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Sustaining hope: the ongoing journey of Black inclusion in higher education – Black Student Centre
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Sustaining hope: the ongoing journey of Black inclusion in higher education – Black Student Centre

SFU marked Black History Month with an in-conversation event featuring Professor Wisdom Tettey, Chair of the Scarborough Charter Inter-Institutional Forum and President and Vice-Chancellor of…

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The Black Veteran Who Desegregated Interstate Buses – Mother Jones
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The Black Veteran Who Desegregated Interstate Buses – Mother Jones

Sarah Keys Evans had never even participated in a civil rights protest—until an encounter on a bus turned her into a trailblazing fighter for transportation…

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Melvin Edwards, Sculptor Who Wove Black History Into Art, Dies at 88 – The New York Times

Lynch Fragments, a series of abstract steel sculptures he created starting in 1963, evoked the long, devastating history of violence against Black … Source link

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MIOpera features Black stories and voices with ‘I, Too, Sing America’ series
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MIOpera features Black stories and voices with ‘I, Too, Sing America’ series

A professional opera company based in Bloomington-Normal is kicking off several months of programming beginning in April, highlighting Black composers and others who wrote operatic…

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Black Community Shares Words From the Wise Women Who Shaped Them
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Black Community Shares Words From the Wise Women Who Shaped Them

By Victoria Mejicanos March 1 marked the beginning of Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate and honor women’s contributions to society as well as continue…

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THE MASK IS OFF: Ibrahim Traoré Just Exposed An Underground Plot
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THE MASK IS OFF: Ibrahim Traoré Just Exposed An Underground Plot

The “Humanitarian Mask” has finally been torn away. For years, we’ve been told that Western NGOs are in the Sahel to save lives. But this…

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Nigerian Christians Cry Out to God Amid Barbaric Attacks
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Nigerian Christians Cry Out to God Amid Barbaric Attacks

Caci Africa is here to expose the barbaric, genocidal attacks against Christians happening right now. But first, we want to show you what she just…

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Public Events at UC Davis To Celebrate Cultures, Communities
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Public Events at UC Davis To Celebrate Cultures, Communities

Six one-day events at UC Davis invite the public to celebrate diverse cultures from Friday, April 3, to Saturday, May 23. All are welcome, and…

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Virtual meeting to discuss policy priorities for Minnesota’s Black community
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Virtual meeting to discuss policy priorities for Minnesota’s Black community

Virtual meeting to discuss policy priorities for Minnesota’s Black community A virtual public meeting focused on shaping policy priorities for Minnesota’s Black community will be…

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