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Food & Beverage News: Insights, Safety, and Dining Trends JBS corporate logo. Credit: T. Schneider/Shutterstock Meat giant JBS is to invest $135m in a new sausage plant in Iowa through its US subsidiary, creating 500 jobs on completion. The company expects construction to start at the Perry site late this year and to complete in late 2026. Brazil-headquartered JBS said in a statement today (29 May) that the facility will produce some 130m lbs of sausage each year from processing around 500,000 sows. In the first phase, the plant will employ 250 workers in one shift and the company plans…

Faith & Reflection: Voices from the Black Church and Beyond Started off with a few observations about the fact that the US had a shadow, unelected government for four years, and how that should sober anyone up real fast, then we moved into some discussions with the Provisionists about Matthew 23:37 and about Jesus’ statement that “you are not my sheep,” and finally looked for a few minutes at part of the “How Sacralism Saved the Church” video and how this viewpoint is hopelessly self-contradictory (let alone ahistorical and unbiblical). The post Matthew 23:37, You Are Not My Sheep, Sacralism…

Style Spotlight: Looks, Trends & Fashion Inspiration Expressing the value of Black women on clothing can be a powerful way to celebrate their strength, resilience, and contributions to society. It can help raise awareness, promote inclusivity, and challenge stereotypes. Here are some ideas to express the value of Black women on clothing: 1. Empowering slogans: Create empowering slogans that highlight the achievements, beauty, and intellect of Black women. Phrases like “Black Girl Magic,” “Melanin Queen,” or “Black Women Rock” can celebrate the uniqueness and strength of Black women. 2. Representation: Include images or illustrations that depict diverse representations of Black…

Black Arts & Culture Feature: Politics and Art Representation and identity are underlying themes in Himid’s practice which involves painting, collages, installations, and interventions. In an interview for Katy Hessel’s The Great Women Artists podcast, she speaks about how her work is infused with layers of meaning and the intention of changing the object’s function when painting over them, highlighting their history.  Himid declares herself “a painter and a cultural activist” therefore giving voice to the stories of black people that were usually represented as background characters in a scene but never as protagonists. Through her work, she draws attention…

Black History & Cultural Perspective: Because Trump’s really initial term, the media has actually been stumbling around itself trying to define “fascism”. Does it need established political elections Or perhaps tank in the road Various other factors we assert we do not presently have? Well, it winds up that in 1938, fascism-founder Benito Mussolini in fact made up a list of 10 concepts essential to fascism called “The Plan of Race”. That’s proper! It winds up fascism was “based upon racist ideas,” a minimum of according to the Declaration of idea, anyhow. So, the following time Trump (or anyone, truly)…

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Voices, Votes & Vision: The Latest in Politics & Public Policy ATLANTA – Looking for something fun to do in metro Atlanta this weekend? From live music and theater to art festivals, food events, and family-friendly outings, there’s something for everyone happening across the city and beyond. Here’s your guide to the best things to do from May 30 through June 1 — and a few upcoming highlights to keep on your radar. MUSIC An Evening with Dark Star OrchestraWhen: May 30Where: Tabernacle, Luckie Street NW, AtlantaWhat: Dark Star Orchestra is a Grateful Dead cover band from Chicago, known for…

From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment 3 Move over Beverly Hills and New Jersey—London is officially entering the Housewives universe. NBCUniversal has unveiled the cast for The Real Housewives of London, and let’s just say, these women are bringing serious sparkle, status, and storylines to the capital. Meet the Cast of The Real Housewives of London Set to premiere on Hayu later this year, The Real Housewives of London marks a major milestone as the reality streamer’s first-ever original commission. The cast includes six women who embody luxury, legacy, and a healthy dose of British drama: Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen Loderick-Peace, Juliet…

Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — An event to potentially announce Savannah as a new team to Major League Football has been rescheduled for next week, according to an email received by WSAV. Originally, league Commissioner Adam McLean planned to make the announcement Tuesday at 11 a.m. at T.A. Wright Stadium, the home of the Savannah State University football team. The time was rescheduled to next Tuesday, June 3 at 4 p.m. McLean told WSAV the press conference was delayed “to allow the staff at T.A. Wright Stadium more time to provide…

Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care Georgia has approximately 1.4 million uninsured adults, one of the highest rates in the nation. It also has the nation’s only Medicaid work experiment — a program called Georgia Pathways — that offers health insurance for low-income adults who can prove they are working, studying or volunteering 80 hours each month. The Current GA in partnership with ProPublica reveals in a series of stories how the state awarded Deloitte Consulting tens of millions of dollars in taxpayer funds to promote Georgia Pathways, but has not linked the consultants’ work to enrollment goals.…