We all know at least one. That one older person who curses like a sailor and doesn’t care who hears it. Well, in a funny behind-the-scenes segment, Steve Harvey loves it. In this throwback clip, Steve Harvey spots the late Ms. Nelson from Virginia sitting in the front row of the crowd of his award-winning talk show, […]
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Forty’s the new 30, huh? Well, if you keep eating these foods, your 40-year-old self will look like it’s 50. Some of these foods have been found to increase wrinkles, induce obesity, shut down organ functions, and make you sick. Take a look and start cleaning out your kitchen of these foods today. 1. Canned
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Most of the cuts will come from the public health agencies: The FDA, CDC, and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services among others Associated Press | [email protected] By AMANDA SEITZ, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — In a major overhaul, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will lay off 10,000 workers and shut down entire agencies, including
Associated Press | [email protected] By KENYA HUNTER, Associated Press More research is needed into synthetic braids and other products. ATLANTA (AP) — Black women around the world gather in salons, dorm rooms and living rooms for hours at a time to get synthetic braids put in their hair. But they’re wondering if the convenience and fashion benefits
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By Jim Turner | News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s unemployment rate in February ticked up for the second consecutive month, but a state official said it’s “too early” to link any increase to ongoing federal job cuts. The Florida Department of Commerce on Friday said the unemployment rate increased from 3.5% in January to 3.6%
Haiti By Jacqueline Charles Before he became an offiicial guardian of the French language, the exiled Haitian journalist-turned novelist Dany Laferrière called Miami home. From the colorful vibes and vibrancy of the community, so close to his childhood home in Haiti, Laferrière wrote 10 novels. In fact of his 16 books on Haiti, a dozen were
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Living By Melissa Fleur Afshar Newsweek Life Smartphones have long become indispensable tools for communication, entertainment, and work. But for many millennials, their constant presence is proving to be more harmful than helpful-especially when it comes to relationships. Relationship app Paired surveyed 1,561 people to understand exactly how phones-along with other technologies-are interfering with respondents’ love
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Nationwide — Chase Matthews, a 17-year-old African American teen from South Fulton, Georgia, has secured acceptance letters from 155 colleges across all 50 states, with over $6 million in scholarship offers. She is an honor student and band member and has maintained an ‘A’ average while serving as a role model. Matthews, a Westlake High senior
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Nationwide — Brian Key, an African American man from Reading, Pennsylvania, is making history and and proving that it’s never too late to follow your dreams. After more than four decades of having dropped out of college, he has now graduated from Reading Area Community College (RACC) with a degree in Integrative Studies and a Certificate
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Empowering Youth with Financial Wellness Through Digital Innovation Nationwide — Junior Wallstreeters, a Black-owned non-profit organization, is proud to announce a special virtual presentation in honor of Financial Literacy Month titled “Introduction to Cryptocurrency: Can Investing in Cryptocurrency and Other Digital Platforms Help Address the Racial Wealth Gap?” The event will take place via Zoom on
