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His crayon is purple – but is Harold a Black boy?

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Prior to 1998, Harold of ‘Harold and the Purple Crayon’ was depicted as racially ambiguous. Harper & Brothers, 1955 by Philip Nel, Kansas State University Is...
Arts and Culture

Tyler Perry dismisses ‘highbrow negroes’ criticizing his films

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Tyler Perry is shutting down criticism of his films from "highbrow negroes." During a recent appearance on the "Baby, This is Keke Palmer podcast," Perry...
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Whose health matters? The diversity deficit in clinical trials

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Racialized people are disproportionately affected by diabetes, but are underrepresented in clinical studies. (Shutterstock) by Sonia Anand, McMaster University Most people are aware that the process...
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All aboard for self-advocacy: Group helps people with disabilities grow confidence in their talents

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Jason Smierciak, a 29-year-old on the autism spectrum, bends down to control his carefully crafted web of model trains, Saturday, May 4, 2024, at...
Digital Daily

Guest Editorial: And so it goes!

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U.S. Supreme Court Credit: Image by Mark Thomas from Pixabay The Amsterdam News We are not surprised, nor should you be upon learning on Thursday that...
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Voting in unconstitutional districts: US Supreme Court upended decades of precedent in 2022 by allowing voters to vote with gerrymandered maps instead of fixing...

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Overturning decades of tradition, the Supreme Court in 2022 let Alabama use voting districts that violated the law and diluted the voting power of...
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Nonwhite people are drastically underrepresented in local government

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by Justin de Benedictis-Kessner, Harvard Kennedy School Elected representatives in government don’t always look like the people they serve. The people who serve in local governments...
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Why New Hampshire and Iowa don’t make sense as the opening rounds of presidential campaigns

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by Charles R. Hunt, Boise State University Iowa and New Hampshire have long been the first states to hold presidential contests in election years. But should...
Arts and Culture

Exclusive: Tyler Perry inspires with new film ‘Maxine’s Baby,’ reveals Atlanta’s role in his success

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Tyler Perry’s path to becoming a film and TV mogul was not conventional. A New Orleans native born to humble beginnings, Perry found a...
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No Black women CEOs on S&P 500 after Rosalind Brewer’s Walgreens exit

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There are no longer any Black woman CEOs that head an S&P 500 company after Rosalind Brewer parted ways with the Walgreens Boot Alliance,...
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