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In Georgia, voters elected its first woman and Black person to serve as its commissioner of agriculture. The win is no small feat for this often overlooked, but powerful role. Historically, white Republican men have held these offices.
NEW: capitalbnews.org/katherine-j…
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The NAACP announced it has "deployed national legal, policy, and field staff to Mississippi" amid the tight Senate race
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Please read this powerful New York Magazine story about Nolan Wells’ parents and their relentless pursuit of answers. Despite their grief, they refuse to stop fighting for answers about their 18-year-old son's death. Their strength deserves our support! 🙏🏿 nymag.com/intelligencer/arti…
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A Black Farmer Is Running to Become Louisiana’s Next U.S. Senator | Aallyah Wright
Jamie Davis says he vows to reduce diesel costs for farmers and make healthcare more affordable if he’s elected to serve in Washington.
capitalbnews.org/louisiana-j… | @CapitalBNews
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The Hurston/Wright Foundation (HWF), which celebrates Black literature, presented honors in various categories during its 2026 Zora Awards ceremony. The annual event took place on Oct. 9 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, D.C. indianapolisrecorder.com/hur…
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The Black Panther Party was founded on this day in 1966 in Oakland. Its community programs, like free breakfast for children and health clinics, met real needs that too many institutions ignored.
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🎉🙌🏿Happy October 13th #BookBirthday🙌🏿🎉
👏🏿Congrats to all!
📚See these books and more 2026 new releases here:
bookshop.org/lists/2026-new-…
#PictureBooks
#OurStoriesMatter
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Calling all journalists, educators, and media professionals who want to help shape the next generation of journalists.
Mentors will receive complimentary convention registration, travel, and hotel accommodations.
Apply Now: bit.ly/StudentProjectsMentor…
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East #Baltimore ’s Health, Hope, and Harmony Festival connected residents with free health screenings, produce, family resources and support services through local partnerships. afro.com/health/community-ga…
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Washington, #DC, and 50 other states and territories have won a multibillion dollar settlement against #Meta Platforms, Inc. over addictive effects of #Instagram and #Facebook on young users. afro.com/washington-dc/meta-…
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Renowned journalist Tony Brown, pioneer in Black media, has died at 93. His legacy in journalism and education lives on. afro.com/tony-brown-black-me…
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1/ After the fireworks fade, the real reflection begins.
Today marks the inaugural Martyrs Day, a movement to honor those who sacrificed their lives for civil rights in the U.S.
Here is why July 5 matters for the Black community. 🧵
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How did a 22-year-old enslaved woman successfully escape from and evade her enslavers—George and Martha Washington—despite a years long manhunt led by the first president of the United States? Today, we celebrate freedom seeker Ona “Onley” Judge.
ALT The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire commissioned this mural of Ona Judge, which depicts Portsmouth's waterfront as she would have seen it in 1796, after escaping enslavement by the Washingtons. The artist is Manny Ramirez.
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Bowie State University has been named a founding member of the Power4+ HBCU Esports League, a new partnership between Urban One and PlayVS expanding competitive gaming opportunities and career pathways in gaming and technology for HBCU students. The inaugural season begins February 2027.
Read more about the league launch: f.mtr.cool/gkwigtbsri
#BowieBold
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ESPN is excited to be back at NABJ! Recruiters and ambassadors from the leading multimedia sports entertainment brand are looking forward to meeting you, so be sure to stop by Booth 205 to connect.
RT @JAMAiwuyor: Happy Juneteenth ❤️🖤💚
Join us at the National Harbor’s Juneteenth Celebration and Black Owned Marketplace today! @nbcitrus…
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The National Black Cultural Information Trust presents the 250 Year Reparative Justice Cultural Event Series, honoring Black history, resilience, and the pursuit of justice. Join us across PG County, Charles County, MD, and DC. Swipe for events! #BlackHistory #NBCITrust #250years
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🎉 Join the L.A public library at the Fourth Annual June Jubilee: A Celebration of Black Excellence, joy and inspiration with speakers, workshops, entertainment, and family activities 🙌🏾
📅 Saturday, June 13, 2026
⏰ 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at
📍 DTLA Central Library @LAPublicLibrary
The Los Angeles Public Library celebrates community, culture, and storytelling at the Fourth Annual June Jubilee, a free, family-friendly event.
👉🏾 lapl.org/june-jubilee
