Feb 06 – Feb 19, 2025
- GUAC – Meaningful Entertainment in DC
My initial interest in seeing GAUC at DC's innovative Woolly Mammoth Theater was to see how they would take the tragic story of a mass murder victim and mold it into a two–hour play that an audience would pay to see. As in the past, the succeeded on stage and added a complimentary attention–grabbing exhibit in its lobby.
Reviews: Books for Children
The ABCs of Democracy by Hakim Jefferies, Dear Black Boy by Martellus Bennett, Baking Up Love by Alan Page and Kamie Page, Allah Allah by Shirin Sharam, The Mischievous Mosquitoes of Banjul by Momodou Ndow, and more.
Readers' Trends
Since trump's return to the White House, there has been need for information on tariffs, resistance inspirations, and jokes. That has dominated our electronic platforms as our Instagram presence finally busts 500 followers.
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Jan 23 – Feb 05, 2025
- What To Know About Tariffs
Dele Ogun said that a commitment to the liquidation of the British Empire was the price American President Franklin Roosevelt extracted from Britain's wartime Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, for American entry into World War II and that the Atlantic Charter of August 14, 1941, reflects the deal by which the two leaders pledged self-determination for all colonized peoples.
A Slightly Different Look at Colonialism and Slavery (Part II of II)
The African Union (AU) is the successor organization of the Organization of African Unity (OAU). Whereas the OAU was centered around African leaders, the AU is organized around African people, with six regions, five on the continent and the sixth being the African diaspora.
Podcast with EJ Brock: King David, Trump, and More
Do you find yourself needing to pee right after getting home, even if you went just before you left? This phenomenon is referred to as latchkey incontinence
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Jan 09 – Jan 22, 2025
- HBCUs Must Band Themselves from Trump’s Inauguration
Trump's January 20, 2025 inauguration and the celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King's 96th birthday will mark a fork in the road for our nation; Trump's authoritarianism, guided by an alliance between corrupt plutocrats and super wealthy oligarchs, or Dr. King's call for equality, justice, and peace based on fundamental rights and democracy.
A Slightly Different Look at Colonialism and Slavery (Part I of II)
Francis Bisset Archer provides a roadway to the past in ”The Gambia Colony and Protectorate: An Official Handbook.” The book he wrote in 1906, along with that of explorer Mungo Park’s “Travels in the Interior of Africa,” helped POH publisher Wayne Young create a more balanced narrative on the Atlantic Slave Trade and provided historical context for contemporary issues facing Africans at home and abroad.
Do You Know The Early Signs Of A Brain Aneurysm?
If an aneurysm ruptures, it results in a hemorrhagic stroke, or blood leaking in the brain, and can quickly become very serious. “Most brain aneurysms don’t rupture,” explains Dr. Sudeepta Dandapat, an interventional neurologist at Aurora Health Care.
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Dec 26 - Jan 08, 2025
- Culprits: The People And The Paper That Made Nigeria
Dele Ogun said that a commitment to the liquidation of the British Empire was the price American President Franklin Roosevelt extracted from Britain's wartime Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, for American entry into World War II and that the Atlantic Charter of August 14, 1941, reflects the deal by which the two leaders pledged self-determination for all colonized peoples.
African Union Chairperson Candidates Debate – Election in February
The African Union (AU) is the successor organization of the Organization of African Unity (OAU). Whereas the OAU was centered around African leaders, the AU is organized around African people, with six regions, five on the continent and the sixth being the African diaspora.
Running to Pee After Getting Home? Here’s Why
Do you find yourself needing to pee right after getting home, even if you went just before you left? This phenomenon is referred to as latchkey incontinence
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Dec 12 – Dec 25, 2024
- The Evangelical Right, Trump, King David, and What’s to Come
The Evangelical right has convinced itself that Trump was God's choice by comparing him to King David. Their point is that God chose King David even though he did something terrible. I want to point out the flaw in their comparison.
The Charles L. Blockson Collection Turns 40
The Charles L. Blockson Collection at Temple University has compiled over 700,000 items from his travels and research, dating back to 1581. Temple celebrates the collection’s 40th anniversary at the Charles Library.
These 3 Habits May Give You A Heart Attack
While most people know that smoking, eating junk food, and being inactive harm heart health, there are some additional habits that can boost your heart attack risk.
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