The recent public meltdown of former Tampa Bucs wide receiver Antonio Brown during a game in New York have many questioning whether the NFL and other professional sports league show enough care and concern for athletes.
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PGA Career Services and FORE HIRE form Strategic Partnership to Promote Employment Opportunities and Paths to PGA Membership for Women in the Golf Industry
PGA Career Services and FORE HIRE announced today a strategic partnership that will directly connect interested and diversified female job candidates to employment opportunities within the golf industry.
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Dallas Forgot: Remembering and Reclaiming the Black Schools We’ve Lost pt. 1Dallas Forgot: Remembering and Reclaiming the Black Schools We’ve Lost pt. 1Dallas Forgot: Remembering and Reclaiming the Black Schools We’ve Lost pt. 1
For every Black school that is heralded and remembered, however, there are schools that have been erased from public memory and largely unknown today.
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FOOD APARTHEID: Is the City of Dallas Going to Save the Save-U-More Grocery Store in Southern Dallas?
The City of Dallas invested nearly $3 million of taxpayers’ dollars into this southern Dallas grocery store, but it has sat vacant for nearly a year.
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Cardi B Pledges to Pay Funeral Costs for Bronx Fire Victims
Rapper Cardi B plans to pay the funeral costs for those who lost their lives in a deadly fire in that New York City borough.
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This Poll Number is Very Ominous for Democrats
By Chris Cillizza, CNN Editor-at-large (CNN) — On the eve of his one-year anniversary in office, President Joe Biden finds himself at the lowest polling point of his tenure — […]
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Man Who Rescued 5 People During Oklahoma City Bombing Dies
Raymond Washburn, who is credited with helping rescue five people from the rubble of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, passed away on Sunday at his home in Bristow, Oklahoma, at the age of 75.
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Arkansans Build Ramp for Man’s House so he Can Live at Home
Despite the cold and snow, a local nonprofit and volunteers showed that there is enough warmth in their hearts to change one man’s life for the better this weekend.
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President Biden Nominates First Black Woman to Serve on Federal Reserve Board of Governors
“President Biden is working to bring long-overdue diversity to the leadership of the Federal Reserve,” Erica Lowe, the White House Director of African American Media, wrote on Twitter. “Lisa D. Cook would be the first Black woman in history to serve on the Board,” Lowe concluded.
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COVID Patients are Crossing State and International Lines to get Treatment From This Houston Doctor
He first made headlines for working more than 280 days straight at the start of the pandemic and today Dr. Joseph Varon is still counting.