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2026 Spingarn Medalist Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown Awarded at 117th National Convention of the NAACP
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Us not we
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Musk, buying political access and the logic of wealth accumulation
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Pulse on Democracy: Economic inequality starts with ownership—not rhetoric
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News in Brief: July Issue
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Treetop Men's Fashion Opens Its Doors in Spokane: A New Destination Where Every Man Is Treated Like Royalty
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Bread of Life Serves More Than Meals
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K.A. Gilmore explores identity, race, and finding her voice
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Miss Juneteenth Pageant celebrates scholarship, leadership and legacy
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Youth Connection: Black excellence
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Letter From The Editor: The Intentionality of Institutional Blindness: Executive Order 14281
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Opulence of the Rich and the Destitution of the Congo
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Intentional Focus: Reflecting on the George Floyd Memorial and sanctioned violence
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Agriculture, Watermelon, and the Road to Economic Stability: Reclamation
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How Can We Rest?
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Anyla Takes: Decentering performative activism
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Shades of Motherhood: The Courage to Be Seen
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Roots of Peace: Blackness: What it looks like in proximity to whiteness
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Roots of Peace: Unspoken words
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Letter from the editor: Polishing brass on the Titanic
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250 Years: America’s moral heritage and a sober challenge to live up to its promises
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Creating curiosity during summer months
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Black Genealogy: The Freedom Truck came to town – But not everyone’s story was on board
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From the Water’s Edge: We have met the enemy and the enemy is us!
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The Face of the WNBA?
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The wait is over: New York’s 53-year dream finally comes true
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Quiet greatness: Step Back Bobby Jack
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When leadership fails, accountability Is due: Apologize to Dawn, Geno
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Our Mentors event at Liberty Park offered games, prizes for kids, adults alike
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Make college athletes struggle again Part 1: Trump’s NIL rollback is a step backward
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Reflections of environmental camp with the Ubuntu Flyers