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    The Do’s and Don’ts on Social Media for Vaccine Haves and Have-Nots

    by lisadtinsley February 28, 2021

    Posting about their day is a regular practice for Generations Y and Z, especially when they have something novel or exclusive to share. So, in the thick of a global pandemic, and with the shaky rollout of covid vaccines making them somewhat of a holy grail, it’s no surprise selfies featuring the coveted shot are infecting social media timelines.

    It might engender envy, even outrage, especially if the person posting seems to have cut the line. But what if the intention was to encourage others to also get the shot? Does that make it OK?

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    Black Veganism in the Bay Area, A Path to Better Health?

    by Nahima Shaffer February 14, 2021
    February 14, 2021

    Two patties cooked to perfection, gooey melted “cheese,” fresh lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and caramelized onions all wrapped into a golden brioche bun. You’d think you’d just ordered a double-double at…

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    Georgia Farmers Find Niche Market in Hemp

    by Allessandra Inzinna February 14, 2021
    February 14, 2021

    The Green Toad Hemp Farm opened as the first black-owned farm in Georgia in 2019, residing within the uber-small town of Metter, Georgia (whose population was a measly 4,310 in…

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    The Five Most Memorable #BlackMagic Moments of Super Bowl LV

    by lisadtinsley February 8, 2021
    February 8, 2021

    Super Bowl LV had a lot of powerful and inspiring moments during Black History Month. The CBS Sports feature, Before Jackie, narrated by Academy Award winning actress, Viola Davis was written…

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    Biden Signs Executive Orders Aimed at Tackling Racism in America

    by lisadtinsley January 31, 2021
    January 31, 2021

    President Joe Biden signed a series of executive orders that his less than two-week-old administration hopes will be a catalyst to tackling America’s long-standing race problem. Biden’s action focused on…

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    Arizona State University Renames Film School to Honor Sidney Poitier

    by lisadtinsley January 31, 2021
    January 31, 2021

    In an interview ahead of The Sidney Poitier New American Film School’s unveiling, University President Michael M. Crow said Poitier embodies everything that one would look for in an icon.…

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    Nation’s Largest African American-Owned Architecture Firm Moody Nolan Receives Highest Honor from the American Institute of Architects

    by lisadtinsley January 31, 2021
    January 31, 2021

    Like millions of Black Americans across the country, Curt Moody has seen more than his share of injustice over the decades. Such intentional display of inequality in the field of architecture is…

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    Amidst 21st-Century Racial Strife, 20th-Century African American History At Risk of Being Lost Forever

    by lisadtinsley January 26, 2021
    January 26, 2021

    America sits at a critically important crossroads. Racist ideology is on the rise and significant parts of 20th-century African American history and culture are at risk of being lost forever.…

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    Black-Owned Financial Company ‘Cents Savvy’ Announces New Money & Wealth Management Products to Promote Financial Literacy in Our Community

    by lisadtinsley January 26, 2021
    January 26, 2021

    Cents Savvy is a newly relaunched website that offers articles, videos and daily expert tips for clients and readers that are focused on building personal wealth at all stages of…

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