9-1-1- Lone Star‘s Julian Works said playing real-life Latino golf pioneer Joe Treviño in SXSW favorite The Long Game was a job that had “a certain amount of pressure.” “[It’s a] responsibility that you have to carry because you don’t know if the family’s going to be watching and you [also] want to do the […]
A popular chocolate store in Baltimore is continuing to delight its customers with irresistible treats in an inspiring environment. Jinji Fraser, who opened Jinji Chocolate in 2012 with her father, has been providing mouth-watering dairy- and gluten-free chocolate which is made of cacao harvested by hand. The vibrant shop, approved by Blavity’s Off the Shelves, […]
With 100 years under its belt, Duke University is celebrating the university’s largest donation ever. It was announced on Thursday that Duke Endowment, an independent philanthropic foundation, has awarded the university $100 million to fund various student programs. Duke President Vincent Price believes those donations will contribute to the university’s growth for 100 years. “This is a wonderful moment for […]
A Florida woman pulled off a heartwarming prank on her mother. A social media video clip shows Nyomi Jackson first showing a new house to her mother, Wanda Fields, and younger sister, Nia, telling them it’s an Airbnb rental property. “What many of you see in the video is my mom. She’s coming in from […]
Magic talks about his documentary “They Call Me Magic” on Apple TV+, being Kareem’s rookie and having to do everything for him, signing a contract in 1984 for 1 million dollars a year for 25 years, going out to night clubs with Jerry Buss, a Camay commercial that had a big impact on him, his […]
Another Black student also posed a question for the teacher. “Wait, so you said you are what? You are a racist?” the child said. “I think everybody is a racist at that level,” the teacher replied. The same student continued to stand up against the adult. “No. But you said you are a racist,” the […]
Layla Green, another student of Brusly High School who isn’t much older than the victim, had some thoughts to share. “Originally, I was scared for the little girl to be kidnapped like that…the last one on the bus,” she told WBRZ. “I would hate to be the last one on the bus, and you wouldn’t […]
This past semester, Pintone and other Endicott students researched the local legend as part of a public history course and suggested ways to memorialize Mingo and his namesake beach. Their ideas ranged from a heritage trail to a smartphone app and even a boat tour highlighting Mingo’s story and the popular tourist region’s slave ties. […]
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CONCORD, N.H. — A civil rights complaint was filed against a woman accused of telling a Black child who accidentally broke her son’s toy that she would “kneel on his neck” and calling him a racial slur, the New Hampshire attorney general’s office said Thursday. Kristina Graper threatened the 9-year-old boy who was playing in […]