The inaugural Black History Month Parade in Baltimore City, held on Feb. 17, celebrated the rich history of Black trailblazers and Black achievements in Charm City, and highlighted the importance of Black history being taught in schools.
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The Greater Washington Urban League is hosting its annual Whitney M. Young Jr. Gala: Honoring Those with Courage Under Fire on March 28 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C., to celebrate social justice champions and changemakers in the Greater Washington area.
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Fabric Health, a startup, is connecting people with Medicaid and ACA coverage by meeting them at laundromats, helping them with their health needs and enrolling them in coverage programs.
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President Trump’s immigration policies have created a climate of fear in schools, affecting not only immigrant students but also Black students, leading to increased anxiety, depression, and school disengagement.
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Photo: unimages via 123RF We’ve all been there: You went into the store for some specific items and found yourself checking out with at least a few things that you definitely don’t need. That $50 could do a lot of good in your savings account, but purchasing these extra things feels rewarding. Why is it […]
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