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You May Not Be Familiar With the Term ‘CDFI,’ But Black Communities Will Feel the Impact if $289 Million in Investment Disappears
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You May Not Be Familiar With the Term ‘CDFI,’ But Black Communities Will Feel the Impact if $289 Million in Investment Disappears
— September 2026
Many Black entrepreneurs have the talent and ideas but lack access to capital. CDFI’s are one part of the infrastructure designed to address that reality.
From “The Color Purple” to “Selma”: Ranking Oprah’s Best Acting Performances
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From “The Color Purple” to “Selma”: Ranking Oprah’s Best Acting Performances
— September 2026
Oprah's Hollywood résumé is just as interesting as her talk show legacy. Let's take a look at her acting and producing work!
Expert Breaks Down Trump’s Obamacare Fraud Crackdown—and Who Could Get Caught Up in It
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Expert Breaks Down Trump’s Obamacare Fraud Crackdown—and Who Could Get Caught Up in It
— September 2026
Brad Woodhouse, president of Protect Our Care, says Trump is exaggerating the scope of fraud in Obamacare to justify health-care cuts.
What Black Americans Need to Know About Brain Aneurysm Risks
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What Black Americans Need to Know About Brain Aneurysm Risks
— September 2026
Black Americans face twice the risk of a brain aneurysm rupture, but recognizing the warning signs early and advocating for proper scans can save lives.
You’ve Seen the Paintings, But Do You Know The Stories Behind These Iconic Works By Black Artists?
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You’ve Seen the Paintings, But Do You Know The Stories Behind These Iconic Works By Black Artists?
— September 2026
From "The Sugar Shack" by Ernie Barnes to Annie Lee's "Blue Monday," do you know the stories behind these iconic Black American paintings?
Opinion: We Don’t Have to Choose Between Racial Justice and Academic Excellence
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Opinion: We Don’t Have to Choose Between Racial Justice and Academic Excellence
— September 2026
Block by block, some schools are diverse-by-design, and others are intentionally investing in the underserved. We don’t have to make tradeoffs between racial justice values and academic results anymore.
A Decade After His Passing, Could One of These Black Artists Be The Next Prince?
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A Decade After His Passing, Could One of These Black Artists Be The Next Prince?
— September 2026
Prince's passing left a void in the music world that no single artist can fill. But several modern acts are making a case as the icon's successor.
After 30 Years, The View’s’ Most Controversial Moments
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After 30 Years, The View’s’ Most Controversial Moments
— September 2026
As 'The View' kicks off its 30th celebration, let's look back at some of the most talked about moments over three decades!
Hanging Death of Black Man in Maryland Serves as a Reminder of a Painful Past
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Hanging Death of Black Man in Maryland Serves as a Reminder of a Painful Past
— September 2026
A Black man’s death in Prince George’s County is prompting grief, painful historical reflection and calls for compassion.
Your Ancestors May Be in This Archive: Millions of Enslavement Records Now Searchable
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Your Ancestors May Be in This Archive: Millions of Enslavement Records Now Searchable
— September 2026
Former Enslavement registers now gives descendants of the African diaspora access to millions of enslaved ancestors' records.