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For members of the Black community, water is connected to a troubled history of barriers, stemming from systemic racism, exclusion and limited access to pools and swimming education. The post Breaking Down The Stereotype: Why Can’t Black People Swim? appeared first on NewsOne.
Las Vegas Judge Mary Kay Holthus was handing down a sentence to Deobra Redden and denied his probation, prompting a wild attack.
The sports agent flexed his NBA free agency muscles by helping star players secure the bag. The post Is Rich Paul Becoming The Most Powerful Man In Sports? appeared first on NewsOne.
Harvard’s first Black President, Claudine Gay, resigned Tuesday after claims of plagiarism and backlash from a congressional hearing. The post Claudine Gay Cites ‘Racial Animus’ As Harvard’s First Black President Resigns appeared first on NewsOne.
Residents argue voting rights are at risk. The post Mississippi GOP’s Rogue Court Set To Begin As Judge Rejects Last-Ditch Effort To Halt Project appeared first on NewsOne.
NATIONAL — After nearly a century under Disney copyright, one version of a famous mouse will enter the public domain. Before Mickey Mouse became the well-known figure that he is today, he was featured in a short film called “Steamboat Willie.” This animated short was released in 1928 and has been protected by copyright law. […] The post One Version of Mickey Mouse to Enter Public Domain appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Karens who messed around and found out. In this case, found out means they got arrested. The post A List of Karens Who Messed Around and Found Out appeared first on NewsOne.
STATEWIDE — Christmas is now less than two days away, so you may already be planning your holiday bakes! Continue reading for some fairly simple, yet still festive, cookie recipes. All of this article’s recipe suggestions – and more – can be found through The New York Times Cooking website, Allrecipes, and Betty Crocker. Sparkling […] The post Festive Holiday Cookie Recipes appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
STATEWIDE — Former South Bend Mayor and current Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says you should expect more protections when you travel this year. He and President Biden note that they have worked to “hold [airlines] accountable,” following the challenges people faced last year. You may remember that many airlines had to cancel or delay flights, […] The post How Airlines May Help This Holiday Season appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
The Black Christmas Boycott of 1963 was a powerful movement during the Civil Rights Era. The post What Was The Black Christmas Boycott Of 1963? appeared first on NewsOne.
INDIANAPOLIS — After years of efforts to honor the famous Black cyclist, Marshall “Major” Taylor’s family and friends will see the man receive long-overdue recognition. Taylor was born in Indianapolis in 1878, and he went on to become one of the most famous names in cycling. In the Chicago area, you may even see his […] The post Black Cyclist May Posthumously Receive Congressional Medal appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
One of American history’s most poignant and overlooked aspects is what Christmas was like for slaves on the plantation. The post What Was Christmas Like For Slaves In America? appeared first on NewsOne.
