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KFDX News Anchor Shatanya Clarke Dies At 27 From Brain Tumor

Shatanya Clarke, a treasured news anchor for KFDX, passed away from a brain tumor after being diagnosed two years ago, Fort-Worth Star-Telegram reports.  Clarke died in her home on Thursday, April 14. Many described the 27-year-old as having a “bigger-than-life spirit.” “Shatanya was a bigger-than-life spirit,” said News Director Adam …

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Black Women Talk Fibroids, Fertility, and Motherhood

Photo: Shutterstock (Shutterstock) Though medical research, knowledge, and technology continue to advance year after year, there is still little known about the root cause of uterine fibroids—a.k.a. noncancerous growths that present themselves inside or outside of the uterus. What is clear, however, is the fact that those benign tumors disproportionately …

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HBCU Makes History With First Women's Rowing Crew Team

Members of Saint Augustine’s University crew teamPhoto: Julia Wall/News Observer Five young women at North Carolina’s Saint Augustine’s University are making history. They will compete as the first historically Black university women’s crew team, ever. “We are trailblazers. We are literally Black history,” sophomore Breanna Dorway said. “I’m just really …

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Atlanta Nonprofit Fights To Bring More Black Youths to Baseball

Today is the 75th anniversary of Major League Baseball’s Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in the sport, however America’s favorite pastime has been failing to gain traction amongst Black youth players. An Atlanta-based mentoring program however, has been working to change that narrative. Headed by Atlanta native and former …

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<em>The Atlantic </em>Daily: Elon Musk, Bullionaire

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. The billionaire provocateur Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter. But why? Then: Fights about the dirty …

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Florida Teen Awarded Over $4M in Scholarships, 27 Acceptance Letters All While Working on Patent for Invention That Helps the Blind

Eighteen-year-old Jonathan Walker of Panama City, Florida, has received acceptance letters to all 27 nationally top-ranked universities he applied to – including MIT, Harvard, and Johns Hopkins – and over $4 million in scholarship offers. The Rutherford High School senior hopes that he inspires other Black teens to follow their …

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