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The YMI Cultural Center, on the corner of S Market and Eagle streets, August 30, 2023. ASHEVILLE – One of the nation’s oldest Black cultural centers, located here, has named a new director, a move that comes in the middle of historic renovations and a legal battle with the former director ā as well as […]
Courtesy Brooklyn Museum The cultural sea change at arts institutions has been visible in major and minor ways. But the Brooklyn Museum, which has fostered a strong connection to the diverse community in which it is located, will use its 200th anniversary this fall to make a major forward-looking statement about the role of museums […]
Amidst the landscape of U.S. birth centers, a stark reality emerges. Approximately only 20 out of about 400 U.S. birth centers are led by Black, Indigenous, and people of color, according to Non-Profit Quartely. This results in disproportionately limited access for Black birthing individuals, midwives and health centers. This lack of representation in maternal healthcare […]
Ambassador Dunnigan Commends George C. Marshall Center’s Engagement in Black Sea Region On November 16, Ambassador Dunnigan attended the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studiesā annual Black Sea Regional Alumni Forum.Ā At the event, esteemed Marshall Center graduates gathered to discuss the challenges facing Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine as they move toward EU […]
Tesla is hiring staff for the company’s new “first of its kind” data centers. Electrek reports: Tesla has shared a new job posting for a “Sr. Engineering Program Manager, Data Center” role first spotted by Electrek last week. In the job posting, Tesla says that it will build “1st of its kind Data Centers”: “This […]
Max Allegriās squad picked up a surprising win over Real Madrid to close out play in the States, but itās whatās going on off the field on the transfer rumor mill that is what has people most interested in whatās to come. By Danny Penza on August 7, 2023 7:15 pm The start of the […]
Word spread through an Oregon hospital last month that a visitor was causing trouble in the maternity ward, and nurses were warned the man might try to abduct his partner’s newborn. Hours later, the visitor opened fire, killing a security guard and sending patients, nurses and doctors scrambling for cover. The shooting at Legacy Good […]
Word spread through an Oregon hospital last month that a visitor was causing trouble in the maternity ward, and nurses were warned the man might try to abduct his partnerās newborn. Hours later, the visitor opened fire, killing a security guard and sending patients, nurses and doctors scrambling for cover. The shooting at Legacy Good […]
Amarachi Ojukwu is one of 1,230 Black students attending the University of California, Davisāout of a total of just under 41,000. On an average day, she said, she doesnāt typically run into other Black people around campus, which can feel isolating. But she has somewhere to turnāthe institutionās Center for African Diaspora Student Success, tucked […]
Maintaining fitness is often a challenge for service members and their families, but COVID-19 wreaked havoc with fitness routines and the Defense Health Agency would like to get people back on track.Ā The spouses of the senior enlisted leaders of the force recently visited the Armed Forces Wellness Center at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, to examine […]