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PETA Protest Disrupts Ashanti Concert at SeaWorld

SAN DIEGO – A concert by R&B singer Ashanti at SeaWorld San Diego became the backdrop for an animal welfare protest when a 49-foot yacht displaying PETA‘s “SeaWorld Kills” banner moved into view behind the Bayside Amphitheater stage. Earlier in the day, PETA supporters gathered outside the park with signs

Jimi Hendrix Honored With NY Street After Five-Decade Fight

Jimi Hendrix in 1970 (Getty Images) New York City’s W. 8th Street has a new name in honor of one of the city’s myriad musical luminaries: Jimi Hendrix Way. An unveiling ceremony was held, June 10. The newly minted street is located in Greenwich Village, down the street from Hendrix’s

Anika Noni Rose to Star & Produce New Afro-Futurist Animated Series

Tony Award winning actress Anika Noni Rose has been tapped to both star in and produce the pilot for the upcoming animated series ‘The Uptown Chronicles’. Taking place in the year 2100 Chicago, ‘The Uptown Chronicles’ follows the adventures of the Hamilton family, led by scientist father Dre and guardian

James Earl Jones: A Voice That Defined A Generation

Born on January 17, 1931, in Arkabutla, Mississippi, and raised on a Michigan farm by his grandparents, James Earl Jones overcame significant challenges early in life. His childhood was marked by a debilitating stutter that led him to remain mostly silent, but through determination and the support of a caring

New Statue Of Vel Phillips Commemorates Her Impact as a Civil Rights Activist and Leader

Vel Phillips was a distinguished civil rights activist and politician in Wisconsin, celebrated for her groundbreaking accomplishments in public service. In 1956, she became the first Black person and woman elected to the Milwaukee Common Council, marking a historic achievement. She continued to break barriers by becoming the first Black

Team USA Women’s Gymnastics Squad Sets New Milestones

Simone Biles has already made history, but the entire Team USA women’s gymnastics team for the Paris Summer Olympic Games is setting new milestones. The team, featuring Biles, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, Sunisa Lee, and Hezly Rivera, aims to reclaim the Olympic team gold while breaking records. For the first

Barack Obama Plans To Endorse Kamala Harris Soon

Former President Barack Obama plans to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential bid, according to two sources familiar with the situation as reported by Politico. The endorsement could be announced as early as Thursday.  Despite being out of office for over a decade, Obama remains a deeply influential figure in

Award-Winning Middle School Math Teacher and Husband Combine Hip Hop And Math In New Curriculum

Keziah and James Finney, an award-winning middle school teacher duo, have created Lyrical Math, an innovative curriculum that infuses hip-hop culture with mathematics. This research-backed intervention program, based in Wilmington, Delaware, is designed to improve confidence and mastery for students. With over 20 years of teaching experience, Mrs. Finney, a

Henrietta Lacks’ Family Settles Historic HeLa Cell Lawsuit with Biotech Company

On what would have been Henrietta Lacks’ 103rd birthday, justice has finally been served for her family. A settlement has been reached with Thermo Fisher Scientific, a biotech company accused of using Henrietta’s cells without her consent in the 1950s to develop and profit from various products. Henrietta Lacks was

Ta-Nehisi Coates Stands With Teacher At School Board Meeting After His Book On Race Gets Banned From Classroom Use In South Carolina

The controversy surrounding Ta-Nehisi Coates’ acclaimed book “Between the World and Me” in the Lexington-Richland District 5 School Board meeting in South Carolina is disheartening. Coates wrote this book as a heartfelt letter to his teenage son, delving into the experiences of being Black in America, making it a significant

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