On this day in 1966, Constance Baker Motley was confirmed to the federal bench, becoming the first Black woman to serve as a federal judge in U.S. history.
She spent her life fighting for racial and gender equality, paving the way for generations of Black women judges.
Under the leadership of sisters Dontaira Terrell and Zakkiyyah Terrell White, Esq., The Buckeye Review is expanding its reach beyond Ohio while staying true to its roots. Learn more!
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The approval comes as part of a broader FDA move to authorize updated vaccines from Moderna, Novavax-Sanofi, and Pfizer-BioNTech, all aimed at protecting Americans from the now-dominant XFG variant.
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Today, we remember Michael Jackson on what would have been his 68th birthday. 🕊️
From the music and choreography to the visuals and performances that changed pop culture forever, his influence can still be seen and heard across generations of artists.
Happy birthday.
Melissa Butler has been open about her journey as a business owner. After a Shark Tank rejection, The Lip Bar founder built a thriving beauty brand rooted in diversity and inclusion.
This Black Business Month, we’re celebrating Black entrepreneurs who know their worth. ✊🏾
The drop in #Trump’s approval rating comes as the U.S. approaches key midterm elections and the war with Iran nears the six-month mark.
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63 years ago today, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech to nearly 250,000 people.
King called for racial equality and justice for Black Americans amid the fight against segregation and discrimination.
63 years later, his words still resonate.
Thousands of Northwest Indiana residents, including those in Gary, have joined a class-action lawsuit against NIPSCO following prolonged power outages caused by the Aug. 11 storm. Listen now.
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Former Vice President #KamalaHarris is warning voters that #DonaldTrump is trying to make it more difficult to vote by mail ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
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On this day in 2020, the world lost Chadwick Boseman.
Six years later, we’re still mourning the legendary actor, whose impact extended far beyond the iconic characters he portrayed. From centering Black stories in his work to supporting future artists, his legacy lives on. 🕊️
Today on the QR Code podcast, Ramses Ja and Q Ward break down why the late #DollyParton was so admired by the Black community. Listen now.
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#JohnBoydJr. is criticizing #DonaldTrump’s plan to increase beef imports, warning the move could hurt U.S. cattle producers already struggling with high costs and low cattle supplies.
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“This opportunity means the world to me... we made history tonight. I’m the first married woman, first mom and first woman in her 30s." -- #JustusKelley
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Rev. #AlSharpton’s National Action Network is leading a significant march on Washington, D.C., Friday (August 28), on the 63rd anniversary of the iconic 1963 March on Washington.
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Olamide Olowe has built her own path, on her own terms. As the CEO of Topicals, she launched a viral skincare brand rooted in culture and community.
This Black Business Month, we’re celebrating Black entrepreneurs who know their worth and make space for others along the way.✊🏾
#AngelMurdock spent nearly two years portraying herself as a Duke University physician assistant student, but the university says it has no record that she ever applied to or attended the program.
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