Black America Breaking News for the African American Community
This week Amherst College announced that it was ending the use of legacy preferences in its admissions process. Its president, Biddy Martin, acknowledged that providing an advantage to applicants who are the children of alumni “inadvertently limits educational opportunity.” When incredibly wealthy, highly selective colleges such as Amherst (endowment: $3.7 …
Read More »Lines Are Blurred in Games People Play Season 2
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Since its creation in 2003, Adobe has proven itself to be one of the leading providers of graphics, photography, illustration, animation and video software. Leaders in those respective industries rely on the software when creating videos, graphics, picture galleries, and more. Adobe’s possibilities are endless, making mastery of the creative …
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Photo: NVS My World (Shutterstock) Atlanta—the Black Mecca, as some folks call it—is a place people of color have moved to in order to gain success. The city is filled with multiple Fortune 500 businesses, a budding economy, and it’s the home of the highly entertaining Real Housewives of Atlanta. …
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Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox. This week, “mix and match” booster shots got two big thumbs up—but the strategy needs one …
Read More »Woman Sentenced To 38 Years For Stabbing Neighbors To Death
A South Carolina woman has been sentenced to 38 years in prison for stabbing two of her neighbors to death. According to prosecutors Paulette Sims, 31, was still stabbing and sticking her finger into the wounds of one of her victims when police arrived and captured it on body camera …
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Kendra Bracken-Ferguson’s BrainTrust company has launched the Founders Studio, which promises to improve long-term business viability and revenue growth for Black entrepreneurs. The Founders Studio will give Black beauty and wellness entrepreneurs free access to a bevy of financial and business resources from major companies including JPMorgan Chase, Salesforce AfterPay …
Read More »Mistrial Declared in Case of Kansas City Police Officers' Wrongful Arrest of Black Teenager
Photo: corgarashu (Shutterstock) Tyree Bell was 15 years old in 2016 when he was stopped and arrested by Kansas City, Mo., police for a crime he didn’t commit. He spent three weeks in jail before the police realized he wasn’t who they were looking for. Bell and his mother filed …
Read More »What Joe Biden Could Learn From Henry Kissinger
Last month, President Joe Biden went before the United Nations General Assembly in New York and declared the end of America’s forever wars in the Middle East. “As we close this period of relentless war,” he told the assembled representatives, “we’re opening a new era of relentless diplomacy.” But Biden’s …
Read More »Meghan McCain Attacks Whoopi Goldberg In Memoir
Just a fews months after leaving The View, Meghan McCain is slamming her former co-hosts in a new memoir. In an excerpt for Variety, McCain said in Bad Republican that the iconic talk show “breeds drama: producers can’t control hosts, manage conflict or control leaking. My take on the show …
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