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NAACP joins legal fight for answers in Nolan Wells’ death
The NAACP has joined the legal team seeking answers in the mysterious death of Nolan Wells.
Aug 17
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Hello from the NABJ Convention in Atlanta
I was somehow able to get this newsletter out despite running around all over the place for the NABJ Convention. Please share with others!
Aug 14
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Black voters and Michigan, Fade in the water anniversary, Howard U. buyouts
I'll be sending this newsletter from the NABJ Convention next week in Atlanta!
Aug 7
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The first Black woman to lead the CDC will face an uphill battle in restoring trust
Experts say women and people of color are often tapped to lead during crises. Erica Schwartz inherits a CDC reshaped by political battles over science…
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July 2026
Howard reinstates hundreds, Mumia Abu-Jamal appeal, Jovita Moore mural returns
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Jul 31
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Tuskegee students sound off about dress code policy: ‘You barely see anyone in a bonnet’
“Right now, we are in a housing crisis. We are in a financial crisis,” one student explained.
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Education Department limits civil rights investigations into racial disparities in schools
The U.S. Department of Education announced that data showing racial disparities in schools won't be the sole basis for future civil rights…
Jul 27
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'Black Panther 3' sets release date, unveils new key addition to cast
“Black Panther 3” is set to premiere on December 15th, 2028, Ryan Coogler announced at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday.
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Nolan Wells autopsy, latest on redistricting, Oprah and Keke sit down
As we approach 50,000 subscribers, please continue to share this newsletter with those who may find it interesting or helpful! Thank you for your…
Jul 24
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Public health improvements stall amid Trump’s DEI crackdown
The predominantly Black neighborhood in Thomasville, Georgia, faces blight and health challenges.
Jul 20
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March on Washington, Fawn Weaver fired, RIP Hal Williams
Search platforms have made it difficult for newsletters like mine to find new audiences. Please feel free to share this weekly newsletter with others…
Jul 17
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Harriet Tubman museum closes after thieves break in, steal donation box
The Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center on Maryland’s Eastern Shore recently celebrated its grand reopening in June.
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