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By Ameera Steward | The Birmingham Times “I do believe that success comes from being intentional with how you present yourself, how you carry yourself,” said 34-year-old Tierra Virden. She has been in the consultant business since 2019, when she decided to leave corporate America and create a business of her own — The Posh […]
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A California jury found Meta and YouTube liable for contributing to a young woman’s social media addiction and mental health harm, awarding $3 million in damages and recommending an additional $3 million in punitive damages. The landmark case could influence thousands of similar lawsuits, though both companies plan to challenge the verdict.
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The Fresno City Council is weighing whether to approve or challenge a $15.4 million jury award stemming from a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by former city employee La-Kebbia “Kiki” Wilson.
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Rosalind Cauthen and Dr. Nicol R. Howard are just two of the leading ladies making waves in education by creating spaces where Black youth and communities can thrive. Their work highlights the impact of Black women educators shaping institutions and the next generation.
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