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Big Mama Said “Don’t Let Grief Break The Bank”

My grandmother, Lucille “Big Mama” Allen (1906–2003), understood something about money and emotions long before anybody called it financial literacy. Big Mama raised generations...
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Quinn Simple Scenes: Are people more outspoken today?

by Rix Quinn, Special to the Orlando Advocate      Not long ago I saw a survey that said people are more outspoken than they used...
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Ken Paxton’s Financial Disclosures Appear to Violate Federal Ethics Law, Experts Say

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appears to have violated federal ethics law in significant ways when filing recent disclosures of his assets and liabilities,...
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Op-Ed: Patients Benefit When Medicines Keep Improving — Patents Make That Progress Possible

There's never a good time to be diagnosed with cancer. But for the millions of Americans who'll receive that diagnosis this year, their odds of beating...
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Richmond Fire Victims Benefit from Tacos El Rulas Fundraiser

By Stephen Oduntan When George Ray “Bogard” Thomas first encountered Black August in 1987, he wasn’t at a rally, a university lecture or a community...
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‘Eyes on Cuba’: A Conversation About Humanitarian Conditions Facing Cuba in Midst of Crippling U.S. Blockade

By Stephen Oduntan When George Ray “Bogard” Thomas first encountered Black August in 1987, he wasn’t at a rally, a university lecture or a community...
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IN MEMORIAM: Dolly Parton Dead at 80 — How She Built a Legacy of Love and Earned Her Place in Black Culture

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire By Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. Unless you have lived through it, it is easy to dismiss as racial paranoia the wariness and...
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COMMENTARY: The Great Potential of Black Children in Texas

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire Every child deserves a fair chance to learn, grow, and achieve their dreams. In Texas, millions of brilliant, creative, and hard-working Black...
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COMMENTARY: The Reality of Racial Paranoia in Modern Corporate America

Unless you have lived through it, it is easy to dismiss as racial paranoia the wariness and discomfort felt by many successful business leaders...
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COMMENTARY: Our Voices: Budget Season Begins

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire WUNC – Rows of low-lying brick buildings and corrugated tin bungalows crowd a 32-acre property in east Burlington. Photos from the 1990s...
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