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Boston University’s African American Studies Program is undergoing a significant transformation, marked by growing student and faculty interest and bolstered by strong University support. This momentum has culminated in the program’s evolution into a major, set to launch this fall, and a broader focus on the African American and Black diaspora. Program Expansion and New […]
That’s his name, and it’s been that way for decades. Manny Faces spent years covering the NYC hip-hop scene through Birthplace Magazine before noticing a trend: people were utilizing hip-hop in ways that extended beyond record sales, such as in education, therapy, and archiving. He began documenting these efforts with a podcast, which has now […]
Lake Placid hosted the Aerials World Cup this weekend, drawing thousands of spectators to witness elite aerial skiers compete. The event, originally scheduled for Utah, was relocated to Lake Placid due to a lack of snow. Aerial Skiing Competition Aerial skiing involves athletes building speed before launching into the air to perform flips and twists, […]
Economic forecasts regarding the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs last year appear to be partially accurate, according to recent economic data. While some price increases occurred, the job market experienced notable shifts. Price Impacts Prices for certain imports, including beef, coffee, and tomatoes, rose significantly last year. However, overall price increases remained relatively unchanged. […]
Black History Month has been observed since 1926, with a different theme each year except for the first two. Last year’s theme focused on African Americans and the Arts, and the year prior centered on Black Resistance. This year’s theme is African Americans and Labor. The Association for the Study of African American Life and […]
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