First and Only Black Woman-Owned Lexus Dealership Now Offers Home Delivery Service

First and Only Black Woman-Owned Lexus Dealership Now Offers Home Delivery Service

Meet Ellenae Fairhurst, the owner of the first-ever Black-owned Lexus dealership in the country. Her company, Lexus of Huntsville located in Huntsville, Alabama, is the nation’s 48th largest dealership owned and operated by an African American entrepreneur. Because of COVID-19, her…

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House Passes New Police Reform Bill Following The Death Of George Floyd—Bill Will Also Reportedly Be Named After Him

House Passes New Police Reform Bill Following The Death Of George Floyd—Bill Will Also Reportedly Be Named After Him

Roommates, the House of Representatives officially passed a brand new police reform bill in a sweeping vote, following the death of George Floyd. Additionally, the bill will also reportedly bear his name and be focused on tackling systemic racism within…

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In New Book, “Island Mindfulness,” Jamaican-Born Author Empowers Women to Practice Self-Care During Turbulent Times

In New Book, “Island Mindfulness,” Jamaican-Born Author Empowers Women to Practice Self-Care During Turbulent Times

Orlando, FL — Women who are struggling to navigate the busy thoroughfares of life, while in the midst of a pandemic, and dealing with the enormous stress of fighting for racial justice, now have a new resource to foster self-care…

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Black Woman Makes History as Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Librarian: ‘I Just Set Out to Kind of Do What I Love’

Black Woman Makes History as Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Librarian: ‘I Just Set Out to Kind of Do What I Love’

The Philadelphia Orchestra announced Nicole Jordan will be its principal librarian, making her the first Black woman to hold a full-time position with the organization since it was founded 120 years ago. Jordan’s hiring was announced on June 16, according…

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I Matter! Youth Poetry Competition Reflects on the Racial Injustice in America

I Matter! Youth Poetry Competition Reflects on the Racial Injustice in America

Philadelphia, PA — Nonprofit organization National Youth Foundation (NYF) has announced an “I Matter” national poetry competition for students K-12. “The death of George Floyd and the deluge of stories and videos which illustrate the deep roots of racism in…

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