Scholars and descendants are uncovering the forgotten role of Black Marylanders in the Revolutionary War, highlighting how free and enslaved men fought for independence yet were largely erased from history.
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By Anna Jones | UAB News Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, according to the American Heart Association. Heart disease can develop and present differently in women compared to men, and studies show that women may downplay their symptoms or delay seeking treatment. In women, the risk […]
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bhmlegion.com Chris Richards carries Birmingham with him everywhere he goes. Not just in accent or upbringing, but in perspective, purpose, and responsibility. For Richards, Black History Month is not just about reflection; it is about continuation. It is about understanding the people who came before him in both life and sport, and recognizing the responsibility […]
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By Mark Kelly | Alabama NewsCenter If you want your startup business to succeed, you’re going to have to get farther with less money before being positioned to attract major venture investment. That’s according to Matt Hottle, a successful serial entrepreneur who now advises and mentors startups as co-founder and partner of Redhawk Advisory. “Concept-stage […]
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, the nation’s only Black governor, said the White House disinvited him from the annual bipartisan National Governors Association dinner, calling the move disrespectful and partisan. The 47th president’s administration limited the event to Republican governors, a break from longstanding tradition that NGA leaders criticized as undermining cooperation.
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