By Solomon Crenshaw Jr. | The Birmingham Times Blueberry is the latest member of the Modern Manufacturing Program class at Fairfield High Preparatory School. No, Blueberry isn’t a student, but it may be the class favorite. Blueberry, as instructor Karl Owens calls it, is the obsidian blue 2025 Honda Passport AWD that was unveiled Thursday […]
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By Dr. Deborah BaileyAFRO Contributing Editor Prince George’s County Council chair Krystal Oriadha (District 7) joined council members Wala Blegay (At-Large), Wanika Fisher (District 2), Shayla Adams-Stafford (District 5), and Danielle Hunter (District 6), to bring Women’s History Month to a glamorous close in a ceremony honoring 25 women across the county. Honorees represented ladies […]
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By Jennifer Porter GoreWord in Black The state of South Carolina ranks among the highest in the nation for maternal mortality. And just like nationwide, the burden falls most heavily on Black women. But a recent gathering of healthcare leaders, birth workers and families in the state vowed not to take the situation lying down. […]
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By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times On the day before his 64th birthday, Michael Tolliver received something he hadn’t had in more than a decade: a place to call his own. “Number 11. This is my house right here,” Tolliver recalled, describing the moment he first stepped inside his new micro-shelter and looked up […]
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