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Queen Latifah Breaks Ground On Her Affordable Housing Complex In Newark

The project has been years in the making! Queen Latifah officially broke ground on her affordable housing complex in Newark, New Jersey, NorthJersey.com reports. Entertainment mogul Queen Latifah said she first began looking to invest in properties in 2006, finally deciding on building a massive development project in her hometown that she announced to the […]

The Woman Behind One Of Instagram’s Funniest Travel Accounts – T.S.A.

You’re going to get more chuckles than travel tips! Meet the woman behind one of Instagram’s funniest travel accounts – T.S.A. According to The New York Times, Janis Burl got her start as a Transportation Security Officer (T.S.O.), working for the Transportation Security Administration (T.S.A.) ensuring a safe and healthy travel journey for all those […]

Memphis Teen Receives More Than $8 Million In Scholarship Offers

Talk about an overachiever! A Memphis teen received more than $8 million in scholarship offers, ABC24 Memphis News reports. Xzorion Harris is a senior at Whitehaven High School in Memphis, Tennessee. Like most students at Whitehaven, Xzorion is used to excelling, Whitehaven seniors receiving a total of nearly $50 million in scholarship offers so far […]

Emmys Set To Honor LeVar Burton With Lifetime Achievement Award

He’s won more than 20 Emmys over the course of his career!  The Emmys are set to honor LeVar Burton with a Lifetime Achievement Award, TVLine reports. The expanded Daytime, Daytime Creative Arts & Lifestyle, News & Documentary and Children’s & Family Emmy Award ceremonies are taking place in person this year, the past two […]

Tiffany Mickel Is The Virginia Law Review’s First Black Editor-In-Chief

She’s blazing a trail! A graduating University of Virginia School of Law student made history as the first Black Virginia Law Review editor-in-chief, UVA Law reports. Tiffany Mickel was a star student at her Stafford County, Virginia high school where she excelled in both math and science. She carried that passion with her to undergrad, […]

Navy To Commission New Destroyer Named For Marine Corps’ First Black Aviator

He served for nearly four decades. The Navy is commissioning a new destroyer named after the Marine Corps’ first Black aviator, The Post and Courier reports.  Frank E. Petersen, Jr. was born March 2, 1932 in Topeka, Kansas. He joined the Navy in 1950 as a seaman apprentice, working as an electronics technician up until […]

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