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CULTURE 

March on day of Martin Luther King’s death calls for action on voting rights, racism

Democracy and Peace, Equality, History, Larry Hamm, Martin Luther King Jr., Million People’s March for Voting Rights, MLK, Newark

Fifty-four years after his death, the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr. could be felt in the hundreds who marched

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WOMEN 

Celebrating Women for All they Do

Art, Culture, Health, History, Music, NYC, women

CELEBRATING WOMEN FOR ALL THEY DO BY R.L. WITTER It’s March—Women’s History Month, when we laud and remember celebrated women

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NEWS 

Newark Honors Harriet Tubman

Culture, History, women

Downtown Park to be Renamed and New Monument Constructed Linda Caldwell Epps is President & CEO of 1804 Consultants Thankfully

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PUBLISHER 

The Wrap-Up

Art, Culture, God, Harlem, Health, History, Money, Music, NYC, women

To God Be the Glory! Power to the People! Let Freedom Ring! “. . . It’s such a change/For us

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NEWS 

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson

History, judge, Ketanji Brown Jackson, President, Supreme Court, women

Biden’s Nominee for Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States By Leslie Nash Even in preschool Ketanji Brown

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OPINION 

Love and Respect, Pillars for Positive Change

Art, Culture, Health, History, Music, Positive Change

Formerly a successful attorney, Rev. Dr. Edmonds is interim pastor of the Church of the Covenant in New York City.

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CULTURE 

LIL HARDIN ARMSTRONG

Culture, History, Music

by Jone Johnson Lewis Updated March 11, 2017 Known for: first major woman jazz instrumentalist; part of King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band; marriage to Louis

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CULTURE 

NEA to honor Washington human and civil rights hero Delbert Richardson

Award, Diaspora, History

Annual gala marks 50th anniversary of the NEA-American Teachers Association merger WASHINGTON— Founder and curator Delbert Richardson’s traveling African-American museum,

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NEWS 

Tennessee Episcopalians add to growing efforts to honor lynching victims

Atlanta, Church, History

The Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee is leading efforts to research and memorialize lynching victims in Nashville and statewide, following in

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MONEY 

A Basquiat Sells for ‘Mind-Blowing’ $110.5 Million at Auction

Art, History, Money

Joining the rarefied $100 million-plus club in a salesroom punctuated by periodic gasps from the crowd, Jean-Michel Basquiat’s powerful 1982

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OPINION

This summer, students are planning their own return to the office
OPINION 

This summer, students are planning their own return to the office

BY: JOHN BONHOMMEManaging Director, Regional Director of Chase, New Jersey With offices and workplaces closed during the pandemic, many young



DINKINS

Video Tribute to Mayor David Dinkins
DINKINS 

Video Tribute to Mayor David Dinkins

TPCTV

Building a Unique Ecosystem for Health Innovations | Sam Sia
TPCTV 

Building a Unique Ecosystem for Health Innovations | Sam Sia

Sam Sia, Co-Founder of Harlem BioSpace explores turning revolutionary biotech ideas into products that solve real health problems. Sam is

GRADS

India Rogers-Shepp
GRADS 

India Rogers-Shepp

Stanford Medical Student Finally Gets Her White Lab Coat The effects of Covid-19 are far reaching, even at the rarified

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