Shots Fired at the White House Correspondents Dinner: What We Know
What was supposed to be a historic and celebratory evening in Washington D.C. turned into a scene of chaos and fear on Saturday night when shots were fired at the annual White House Correspondents Din... ...more
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April 26, 2026•undefined
How Anti-DEI Executive Orders Are Erasing Black Workers from the Federal Workforce
A series of executive orders targeting DEIA programs across the federal government are having a direct and devastating impact on Black workers and entrepreneurs. ...more
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April 25, 2026•undefined
Federal Drug Reclassification: A Critical Win — But the Fight Is Far From Over
The federal government is moving toward reclassifying marijuana — a critical step for communities disproportionately targeted by the war on drugs. But the fight for true justice is far from over. ...more
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April 25, 2026•undefined
Strands of Faith: How Amika Coleman Built a Movement and Won Mississippi's Top Small Business Honor
Amika Coleman, founder of Strands of Faith, has been named Mississippi Small Business Person of the Year — a story of purpose, faith, and Black excellence that deserves to be celebrated. ...more
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April 25, 2026•undefined
Iran Conflict Update: Peace Talks, Oil Shocks & What's at Stake for the World
As the US-Israel-Iran conflict enters its second month, diplomatic overtures clash with escalating military action, energy markets tremble, and nations across the Middle East brace for an expanding wa... ...more
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March 30, 2026•undefined
The Biggest Oil Shock in History: What the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Means for You
The IEA calls it the biggest oil shock in history. Brent crude has surged 50% in five weeks. Black Atlanteans explains what the Strait of Hormuz blockade means for everyday people. ...more
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