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AKA Gamma Rho Omega Chapter Help Eliminate Childhood Hunger in Jacksonville

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AKA’s – October 17, 2015 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Gamma Rho Omega Chapter, Incorporated supported by Nu Iota Chapter of Edward Waters College and Omicron Delta Chapter of Jacksonville University partnered with Feeding Northeast […]

Doctors at several leading U.S. cancer hospitals say most women should get exams starting at 40, not 45.

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By Dennis Thompson, Jr., HealthDay News The American Cancer Society’s new breast cancer screening guidelines are likely to face some resistance within the medical community, based on early reaction. The guidelines, unveiled Tuesday, delay the […]

The next Republican debate field is set — here’s who’s in and who’s out

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by Maxwell Tani Donald Trump will again be center stage at the third Republican debate — flanked by Ben Carson and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Florida). CNBC, the host of the debate, announced its official lineup […]

That’s So Raven. Eyeroll

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by Grace Boateng Special from the Houston Forward Times We are gathered here today not to discuss the 20th Anniversary of the Million Man March (which saw little to no coverage outside of social media), […]

Farrakhan Outlines Next Steps After Million Man March Anniversary

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By James Wright Special to the NNPA from the AFRO Minister Louis Farrakhan told a crowd of 200 people that the Nation of Islam will team up with 100 Black Men, an influential national Black […]

Childrens Author on A Mission to Educate and Empower Black Youth with Collection of Animated Stories

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In a social climate where the value of black lives in America is often questioned, one author has elected to draw on history to remind today’s youth of their powerful origins. Barbara Solomon, founder of […]

Despite Mediocre Recruitment Efforts, Republicans Still Haven’t Gained Ground with Blacks

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by Reggie Fullwood For the past half dozen election cycles, Republicans have “said” that they want to attract more blacks to their party. It’s almost like that strange schoolmate that you rarely even said hello […]

First Coast Community Outreach Program Inspires and Educates

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By C.S. Bennett People attending the recent First Coast Community Outreach Program at the Salem Center, were treated to an inspirational collection of speakers who gave insight to their personal triumphs and their love of […]

Final Services Set for Educator Aria Rogers Peterson

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Final services have been set for longtime Duval County educator Mrs. Aria Louise Rogers Peterson who transitioned Saturday, October 10, 2015. She is preceded in death by her husband of 73 years, the late Albert […]

Obama Administration’s New Initiative to Combat Student Absenteeism

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An estimated 5 million to 7.5 million students are chronically absent from school each year, putting them at risk of several negative outcomes. But the Obama administration recently announced a new cross-sector initiative to turn […]

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AKA Gamma Rho Omega Chapter Help Eliminate Childhood Hunger in Jacksonville

Doctors at several leading U.S. cancer hospitals say most women should get exams starting at 40, not 45.

The next Republican debate field is set — here’s who’s in and who’s out

That’s So Raven. Eyeroll

Farrakhan Outlines Next Steps After Million Man March Anniversary

Childrens Author on A Mission to Educate and Empower Black Youth with Collection of Animated Stories

Despite Mediocre Recruitment Efforts, Republicans Still Haven’t Gained Ground with Blacks

First Coast Community Outreach Program Inspires and Educates

Final Services Set for Educator Aria Rogers Peterson

Obama Administration’s New Initiative to Combat Student Absenteeism