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By John Murphy After losing her leg to a rare form of cancer, long-distance runner Jacky Hunt-Broersma spent her life overcoming physical obstacles, climatological hurdles

Angelique Phipps and Jolie Bernard have joined forces to raise awareness and right wrongs in New Orleans and beyond. 
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By Josh Brady Like sour candy more than other flavors? It’s possible you might be an extrovert. That’s just one takeaway from a new survey

By Ellis Wylam The average female Gen Xer hasn’t worn her natural hair color since 2019, new research suggests. A poll of 2,000 women ages

53% don’t consider their lifestyle “healthy,” and the same number don’t feel capable of improving their health.
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“I can trace working with plants and herbs directly through these women,” says the entrepreneur.
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“Maybe this story … will help that kid that needs to take advantage of a life-changing opportunity,” says Mark.
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Nekias Duncan breaks down the unique driving ability of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
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By Percy Lovell Crawford On March 4, Anita Kimbrough was promoted from lieutenant colonel to colonel in the U. S. Army Dental Corps. This demonstrates

By Monica Danielle Jackson State University is one of the largest historically black colleges and universities in the United States. Today, the university is recognized

By Jackson Frank By and large, Brandon Ingram’s steadfast approach to NBA basketball was wildly successful. Over the last two years alone, he’d garnered an

By Percy Lovell Crawford Although successful as a college basketball player, Antonio Buchanan wanted to dispel the narrative that you had to be a rapper

By Mark Schindler For the first time in their lives, twin brothers Caleb and Cody Martin are going to play against each other in a

By Nekias Duncan There are plenty of ways to skin a cat defensively. Drop coverage can work if your screen navigators are slithery enough, and

Owning cannabis businesses in the United States has been particularly difficult for black Americans. 
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