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Gospel Pioneer Mama Mosie Burks Dies at 92
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Gospel Pioneer Mama Mosie Burks Dies at 92

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Mama Mosie Burks, a gospel pioneer, has died, according to a Facebook post by her daughter.See the Story
Chicago Sky's Angel Reese Named NBA 2K26 WNBA Edition Cover Athlete
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Chicago Sky's Angel Reese Named NBA 2K26 WNBA Edition Cover Athlete

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Angel Reese called her appearance on an NBA 2K26 video game cover "a statement," saying "it's about representation and showing young girls they can be confident, bold, and take up space unapologetically."See the Story
Trailblazers in Arts, Politics, Business, and Advocacy Inducted as Honorary Members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
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Trailblazers in Arts, Politics, Business, and Advocacy Inducted as Honorary Members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

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Gabby Thomas, Beverly Johnson, and Laura Coates Among Newest Alpha Kappa Alpha Honorary Members - Because of Them We Can

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This lineup is full of trailblazers! Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® just added a history-making class of honorary members to its sisterhood, and it’s one for the books. The announcement came during the sorority’s 2025 Leadership Seminar, “Pathways to Soar: Unlocking Impactful Leadership,” held in Anaheim, California, where more than 9,000 members gathered from around the world. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Alpha Kappa …Karine Jean-Pierre · United StatesSee the Story

Can Ken Griffey Jr. and the HBCU Classic bring Black players back to baseball?

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The HBCU Swingman Classic in Atlanta brought out Hall of Famers, comedians, and fans for an afternoon celebrating the sport and its players.Baseball · AtlantaSee the Story

Meet the First Black Triplets to Earn Eagle Scout Honors in the U.S. - Because of Them We Can

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Three siblings from Brightwaters, Long Island are making history! Helaina, Henri, and Henniyah Rivers, 17-year-old triplets, have officially earned their Eagle Scout status, becoming the first Black triplets in the nation to do so, according to CBS New York. The trio’s path to this moment has been years in the making. It started when they were just 11 years old, after meeting the Suffolk County Sheriff and sharing their dream of giving back thro…Brightwaters · BrightwatersRead Article

84-Year-Old Gospel Legend Queen Esther Marrow Reacts to Her Vocals on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour - Because of Them We Can

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What a moment! Queen Esther Marrow, the powerhouse soul and gospel vocalist whose career has spanned over six decades, recently experienced a beautiful full-circle moment. The 84-year-old icon was filmed reacting to hearing her own voice sampled during Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour performance. In a video shared to Instagram, Marrow sat with a family member watching the moment on a laptop — and when her vocals came through the speakers, her face …Beyoncé · TexasRead Article

Spelman Grad Valerie Camille Jones Ford Inducted Into National Teachers Hall of Fame - Because of Them We Can

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A well-deserved honor for an extraordinary educator! Dr. Valerie Camille Jones Ford, a celebrated math teacher and department head at the Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta, has officially been inducted into the National Teachers Hall of Fame. With 20 years of teaching experience under her belt, Dr. Jones Ford was chosen from hundreds of nominees and is one of just five educators across the nation to receive the honor this year. She also makes history…Atlanta, Georgia · AtlantaRead Article

Keith Lee, Wisdom Kaye & More Black Creators Shine on TIME’s Inaugural TIME100 Creators List - Because of Them We Can

34% Center coverage: 3 sources
For the first time ever, TIME Magazine has unveiled its TIME100 Creators list for 2025, celebrating the most influential digital voices shaping culture, conversation, and community online today. This inaugural list honors creators across five categories — Titans, Entertainers, Leaders, Phenoms, and Catalysts — recognizing those whose work is leaving an undeniable mark on the world. Among the standout names are several Black creators using their …United States · United StatesSee the Story

Father Shares Heartwarming Moment With Son During Emotional College Drop-Off - Because of Them We Can

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Grab the tissues for this one! A proud father, @vakislamilliner5 on TikTok, recently dropped his son off at college, but for him, it was more than just move-in day. He opened up about how his own father wasn’t able to drop him off years ago, making this milestone with his son all the more meaningful. Before they parted ways, the dad handed his son a chess king piece and got a little choked up as he explained why. “This is a king, because you’re …Immigration and Customs Enforcement · DallasSee the Story

Joi Harris Makes History as First Black Woman to Lead Detroit’s DTE Energy - Because of Them We Can

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Her appointment has been years in the making! This September, Joi Harris will make history as the first woman and African American to serve as president and CEO of DTE Energy. The Detroit native and two-time Wayne State University graduate will lead one of the Midwest’s largest energy companies, overseeing a billion-dollar infrastructure strategy and the future of how Southeast Michigan powers itself, the Michigan Chronicle reports. “I am honore…Detroit, Michigan · DetroitRead Article

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