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And Black voters are the key to ensuring candidates who care about people of color, women, and people born into poverty are elected. In U.S. history,…
The holiday season has officially begun and with Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s time to get creative and start a new tradition that family and…
by Dr. Johnetta Cole Election Day is fast approaching across the United States, and the stakes could not be higher. I am fortunate to have spent…
The cost of buying a house continues to increase after the Fed raised mortgage rates to its highest level in 20 years. On Oct. 27, mortgage…
Georgia GOP Senate candidate and prolifer Herschel Walker has been accused by a second woman of insisting she have an abortion after discovering she was pregnant…
October 26 1749—The British parliament legalizes slavery in the American colony, which would become known as Georgia. 1806—Benjamin Banneker dies at 74. He had become a…
Crump and Zimmermann filed the suit on behalf of Jenny Mitchell, a woman with no family history of cancer but who received a uterine cancer diagnosis…
Basketball coach Doc Rivers (left) and Touré (right), credit TheGrio Interviewing living legends in an intimate setting, writer, journalist and critic Touré hosts MASTERS OF THE…
Illustration: Michael Kennedy Being reunited with fellow alumni feels so good—especially now that my career has finally caught up to my ambition For some, the arrival of…
Locally sourced produce, proteins and processed foods will be distributed to communities in need SPRINGFIELD, IL- The Illinois Department of Agriculture (IDOA) and Illinois Department of Human…