Style Spotlight: Looks, Trends & Fashion Inspiration TThe 2025 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is packed with wardrobe staples, cult beauty buys, and travel-ready finds!If you’re reading this, consider this as your sign to treat yourself before everything sells out!!! Whether you’re refreshing your closet, restocking your beauty shelf, or finally investing in that travel bag you’ve been eyeing – this is the moment.When it comes to trending shoes this season, there’s something for every vibe: boho chic clogs, preppy boat shoes, edgy slingbacks for dressing up jeans or a blazer look, and studded leather sandals that add just enough attitude to…
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Black Background & Cultural Perspectives: In some cases I discuss topics in the hope that by the time I end up, I’ll have a more clear understanding of my subject than when I began. Lately, a chat was leaked from a Young Republican team at Florida International College Law College, having duplicated racist slurs, specific risks against Black individuals, and favorable references to Nazi ideological background. Florida International College and its associated Legislation Institution have to do with 65 % Hispanic, and the Youthful Republican politician team is extremely so. The chat team was established by Abel Carvajal, a Hispanic…
Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers Welcome to the next phase of your healthcare journey. Entering retirement and navigating your Medicare coverage can sometimes feel overwhelming, but securing the correct policy brings immense comfort to your daily life. As you review your options, you may wonder what insurance choice will best serve your long-term needs and protect your health. We are here to help you understand why Medicare Supplement plans are celebrated nationwide for providing exceptional peace of mind.Find Medicare Plans in 3 Easy StepsLet us help you navigate your Medicare journey What Peace of Mind Means…
Real Estate News & Market Insights: The mortgage industry doesn’t stand still—and neither can the professionals who wish to succeed within it. The ability to adapt and respond to changing conditions and circumstances has long separated thriving loan officers from those who struggle to meet their goals. The industry will test our adaptability once more when the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act officially goes into effect on March 5. While the legislation is rooted in consumer privacy, its ripple effects will be felt most acutely by the loan officers who relied on trigger leads to identify and contact borrowers at the…
City of Savannah: Official News, Events & Community Updates City of Savannah Announces Meghan Cashman Sebold as Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs Officer SAVANNAH, Ga. — Following a national recruitment search, the City of Savannah is pleased to announce the appointment of Meghan Cashman Sebold as Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs Officer for the Information and Public Affairs Service Center, effective Feb. 23. Sebold brings nearly two decades of experience in public policy, strategic communications, and intergovernmental affairs at the federal and local levels. At the U.S. Department of State, Sebold led public affairs efforts for 290 diplomatic locations worldwide. She also…
From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment Bianca Censori appeared in a Los Angeles courthouse Thursday to face questions about the Malibu mansion designed by famed Japanese architect Tadao Ando that her husband, Kanye West, purchased for $57 million in 2021 and subsequently gutted to build what his lawyer called an “off-the-grid” shelter. Censori, 31, walked into the courtroom wearing a black satin skirt and black cardigan buttoned all the way up, with her hair pulled back in a tight bun. She smiled at the jury and answered most questions with one-word replies. Asked if her husband, now known as Ye, told…
From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment A tragic crash in Long Beach has left a 20-month-old toddler dead and two of her family members injured after a driver allegedly sped backward onto a sidewalk and struck them earlier this week, authorities said. The fatal incident occurred around 11:30 a.m. Monday in the 400 block of Maine Avenue, where police say an SUV suddenly reversed at a high rate of speed, jumped a curb, and slammed into three pedestrians sitting on the steps outside an apartment building. The toddler, identified as 20-month-old Myrah Hunter, suffered critical injuries in the crash. Officers…
Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights Imagine you’re 40,000 feet over Kansas, mid-air with nothing but a ginger ale, a pretzel bag half chewed, and memories of the Masters highlights you’ve probably watched 12 times already. Boring! Thankfully, Delta Airlines has declared war on mid-flight monotony — especially for golf fanatics. From now through the Masters tournament, Delta is serving up a Masters-themed entertainment buffet that’s way more exciting than staring at the seatback in front of you trying to remember if you locked the front door. On your seatback screen (or phone if you’re feeling…
Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care Disordered eating impacts thousands of individuals, including actress Kerry Washington. The Scandal star and author shared details about how she copes with the urges associated with eating disorders during a luncheon Equip Health held in honor of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week last week. Washington is serving as a strategic advisor for the startup that seeks to expand access to treatment for eating disorders. “When we think about mental health and behavioral changes there, I’ve always thought it’s so complicated, because my substance is not something that I can put down,” said Washington. What Are Eating Disorders? “Eating…
Health Watch: Wellness, Research & Healthy Living Tips THIKA, Kenya — When Mary Mwangi got her cancer diagnosis, she imagined death would follow shortly. She did not expect that her hobby of knitting, which she took up while recovering, would affect the lives of thousands of breast cancer survivors. She now makes knitted prostheses for other breast cancer survivors in Kenya who who have had an entire breast removed, known as a mastectomy, without the reconstructive surgery common in higher-income countries. Women say the affordable prostheses are a relief in Kenya where, as in most countries, breast cancer is the…