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IF YOU CAN NAME IT, YOU CAN TAME IT

March 4, 2020 sonadmin 0
By Dr. Linda McNair Anger is an emotion and should not be ignored. Teaching children how to handle anger is better than telling them they are not angry and ignoring their hurts. Here is an […]
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Huntsville Native Honored as a Southern University Top 40 Alumni

November 6, 2019 sonadmin 0
Special to Speakin’ Out News Latoyia Clemons has been selected as Southern University Alumni 40 Under Forty Cohort Deux. Latoyia will join 39 other graduates for an Awards Gala on October 31st in Baton Rouge, […]
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Cummings’ Widow Expected to Run for His House Seat: Report

November 6, 2019 sonadmin 0
By Washington Informer, Web Staff Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, widow of Rep. Elijah Cummings, is expected to run for her husband’s House seat, according to a Fox News report. Cummings, who was up for reelection in […]
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Are Black Women the New Police Target?

November 2, 2019 sonadmin 0
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Atatiana Koquice Jefferson (pictured), 28, was fatally shot by an unidentified white police officer inside her home on Saturday morning, October 12, 2019.  The Fort Worth Police slaying of name Atatiana […]
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Opinion Polls vs. Debates — Democrats in Battle Over Voter Influence

November 2, 2019 sonadmin 0
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia The symbiotic nature of debates and public opinion polls was on full display this week in Ohio, stated Krista Jenkins, a political science professor at Farleigh Dickinson […]
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Importance of Educators of Color for Black & Brown Students

November 2, 2019 sonadmin 0
By Ron Rice, Senior Director, Government Relations at the National Alliance of Public Charter Schools Ron Rice Jr. is a former two term Newark, NJ city councilman, chief advisor to the New Jersey Department of […]
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On Juneteenth we must remember our fight for freedom continues

June 26, 2019 sonadmin 0
By Derrick Johnson, NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson On June 19, 1865, Texan slaves found out they were freed by the Emancipation Proclamation, two and a half years after it was issued by President […]
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The Original Hot Dog Factory Announces Franchising Initiative

June 12, 2019 sonadmin 0
By Reggie McKenzie The Original Hot Dog Factory announced that they are currently offering franchise opportunities to qualified candidates in the U.S., effective today. Qualified applicants who are awarded the opportunity to own and operate […]
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Here We Go Again, The Never-Ending Sex Smear of Dr. King

June 5, 2019 sonadmin 0
By Earl Hutchinson political analyst Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered more than a half century ago in Memphis. Then FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover has been dead almost a half century. Yet, one […]
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Black families have a dime for every dollar held by Whites

May 1, 2019 sonadmin 0
By Charlene Crowell, NNPA Newswire Contributor If you’re like me, every time you hear a news reporter or anchor talk about how great the nation’s economy is, you wonder what world they are living in. […]

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