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These days, people are navigating unprecedented times that have them rethinking how they live and work. While big shifts to normal, daily habits can be unsettling, this also provides an […]
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These days, people are navigating unprecedented times that have them rethinking how they live and work. While big shifts to normal, daily habits can be unsettling, this also provides an […]
Read MoreThis June during Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, the Alzheimer’s Association® is encouraging all Americans to take charge of their brain health. Black Americans are about two times as likely […]
Read MoreMorris College graduate Rev. Dr. Jamey O. Graham, Sr. is the newly elected as the 18th President of the Baptist Educational and Missionary Convention of South Carolina (BEMCSC). He secured […]
Read MoreNAACP. “DINE&CHAT with the Presidential Candidate DR. CORNELL WEST FACEBOOK COLUMBIA SC BRANCH #5508 als more time to plan for the future, participate in clinical trials and to live with […]
Read MoreThurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) has added Denmark Technical College to its member schools, now totaling 54 institutions consisting of historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), predominantly Black institutions and […]
Read MoreDenmark Technical College held an apprenticeship signing day ceremony on April 26 at the Solomon Blatt Administration Building to celebrate the expansion of their partnership with Cisco, Fusion Centers, Fusion […]
Read MoreIn 1993, Queen Latifah released a song entitled “U.N.I.T.Y.” The song talked about how women should respect themselves and demand that men also treat them with respect. The chorus of […]
Read MoreThe City of Columbia’s Office of Business Opportunities (OBO) is proud to announce the highly anticipated release of “Did You Know? Columbia’s Black Wall Street,” a powerful documentary that chronicles […]
Read More“Please Kyla, stop running, you can’t run like the other children. You have to worry about your asthma.” That’s what Kyla Peck’s aunt who babysat for her would tell her […]
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