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Where to Park Cash if You’re Worried about the Stock Market

If long-term investing has you spooked, you can explore shorter-term options, like high-yield savings accounts, CDs and Treasury bills. Written by Kate Ashford, CSA® Lead Writer & Spokesperson Edited by Courtney Neidel Managing Editor The investing information provided on this page is for educational purposes only. NerdWallet, Inc. does not offer advisory or brokerage services, […]

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US faith leaders opposed to ICE raids counsel nonviolent resistance and lead by example

By LUIS ANDRES HENAO and DEEPA BHARATH When the Rev. Edward Anderson rallied in Los Angeles this week against the Trump administration’s intensifying immigration crackdown, he positioned himself between law enforcement and his fellow protesters, serving as a human buffer. For the full story, please visit twincities.com

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As feds resume student loan collections, states try to catch borrowers before they sink

States can’t cancel the debt, but they are filling gaps in information. Over the past few months, Celina Damian’s phone has been ringing off the hook with one bewildered, anxious question after another: “What kind of loan is this?” “Am I in default?” “Will the government really take my wages?” “Sometimes they just don’t know

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Rooted in culture, rising in power: Celebrating Black creativity at ABFF

By Yvette Harris In a world where Black voices, creativity, and contributions are frequently marginalized or erased, the 29th Annual American Black Film Festival (ABFF) arrives at a crucial moment. Under the guidance of Jeff and Nicole Friday, ABFF remains committed to its mission of elevating the creativity and brilliance of Black voices in film.

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In Celebration of Juneteenth, Acclaimed Muralist Addonis Parker’s Still We Rise Exhibition Opens in Opa-locka

Opening Ceremony Friday June 13, 2025, at the ARC OneUnited Bank, is proud to celebrate internationally acclaimed muralist Addonis Parker, the bank’s artist-in-residence, whose work will be featured in Still We Rise: The Art of Addonis Parker, a powerful testament to the resilience, creativity, and enduring spirit of an artist whose work has shaped and

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Welcome to ABFF

CITY OF MIAMI As Mayor of Miami-Dade County and on behalf of our nearly 3 million residents, I am proud to welcome you to the 29th annual American Black Film Festival. Whether you’re a filmmaker or a film enthusiast, our County invites you to celebrate the entertainment industry’s remarkable Black talent. The sharing of stories

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Udonis Haslem Foundation: Still 10 toes down for Miami – 20 Years and counting

The seeds of the Udonis Haslem Foundation were planted in a young man who was always taught to never forget where he came from. This is why Haslem, along with his late stepmother, Barbara Wooten, founded UD Kids in 2005. The organization was borne out of a desire to help children living in poverty enjoy

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Maya Angelou

Maya Angelou (1928–2014) Maya Angelou was a renowned poet, author, activist, and performer, best known for her autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (1969), which was one of the first autobiographies by a Black woman to reach mainstream audiences. Her work focused on race, identity, resilience, and social justice. Early Life & Challenges

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