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“Juneteenth: Resilience and Freedom” Event At Chrysler Museum of Art

The Virginia African-American Cultural Center, the New Journal and Guide, and the Chrysler Museum of Art hosted a vibrant Juneteenth celebration in Norfolk, featuring historical accounts, art, and performances under the theme “Juneteenth: Resilience and Freedom.”
#Juneteenth2024 #NorfolkEvents #BlackHistory #CulturalCelebration #ArtAndHistory #CommunityEvent
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Petition Calls For Justices Alitio & Thomas To Recuse

A petition urging Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas to recuse themselves from cases related to the January 6 Capitol attack has garnered 77,000 signatures, citing concerns over potential conflicts of interest.
#SupremeCourt #JusticeAlito #JusticeThomas #January6 #ConflictOfInterest #MoveOn #ElectionInterference #PublicTrust
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U.S. Coast Guard Promotes First Black Female Admiral

“Witness history as Admiral Zeita Merchant shatters barriers, becoming the first Black female admiral in the U.S. Coast Guard’s 233-year legacy. Her remarkable journey exemplifies the service’s ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion.” #USCoastGuard, #AdmiralZeitaMerchant, #BlackFemaleAdmiral, #DiversityandInclusion, #AfricanAmericanHistory, #Milestones
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Black History Month Black Literature: Slave Narratives to Hip-Hop

“Delve into the rich history of African-American literature, from the poignant slave narratives to the vibrant expression of hip-hop culture, encompassing the voices of renowned authors like Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston.”
#BlackHistoryMonth #BlackLiterature #SlaveNarratives #HipHop #AfricanAmericanAuthors
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Local Youth Advocate At State Capitol To Prevent Gun Violence

Virginia Center for Public Safety (VACPS) sponsors the 32nd Annual Vigil and Advocacy Day to Prevent Gun Violence, where local youth advocates from organizations like YOURS engage in discussions with Delegate Jackie Hope Glass. As gun violence remains a leading cause of death for American minors, the event emphasizes sensible gun laws and legislative actions. The study by VACPS Board Member Andrew Goddard provides insights into misconceptions and effective approaches to address gun violence among youth.
#GunViolencePrevention #YouthAdvocacy #VACPS #LegislativeAdvocacy #MLKDay #FirearmDeathsStudy
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Chesapeake Students To Visit Former Slave Plantation

Embark on a journey through history as students from Indian River High School visit Back To Eden, a former slave plantation turned family retreat. Discover the rich ancestral history, educational initiatives, and the vision of Kenneth Spellman. From historical research to cultural celebrations, Back To Eden leaves an indelible mark on the landscape of understanding our past. #BackToEden #HistoricalVisit #AncestralHistory #EducationalTour #JuneteenthCelebration #SlavePlantation #KennethSpellman #CulturalHeritage
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U.S. Gun Violence: Black Youths Suffer Most

Explore the devastating impact of gun violence on Black youths, both physically and mentally. The firearm industry profits while communities suffer. #GunViolence #BlackYouths
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Biden Invests $125M In Minority Businesses

The Biden administration’s $125 million investment in grants for underserved small businesses aims to empower entrepreneurs in minority communities. The Capital Readiness Program aims to provide equitable opportunities for business growth and job creation. #EconomicEmpowerment #MinorityBusinesses
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Social Ties & Networks Found To Greatly Affect Mental Health

Close social connections have a significant impact on African Americans’ mental health, influencing their lifespan and resilience in the face of racial discrimination and traumatic events.
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Sen. Spruill: “It’s About Believing In People First”

Virginia Senatorial Primary between Senator Lucas and Senator Spruill, a hot topic. A candid conversation with Senator Spruill about his legislative approach.
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