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George E. Johnson Changed Black Beauty — And Black History

By Joseph Williams, Word In Black He parlayed a $250 personal loan into a business empire and, in the process, changed how Black America saw...

Black Maternal Health: A 360-Degree Look At Black Midwives

By Jennifer Porter-Gore, Word In Black Dr. Kaytura Felix spent more than two decades studying minority health, structural racism and the inequities that have left...

How One Teacher’s Locs Changed Her Classroom

By Neenma Ebeledike, Word In Black For years, Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton believed she knew what a teacher was supposed to look like. For years, she...

Community Is A Verb: Understanding The Black, Queer, Afrocentric Foundation Of Kamora’s Cultural Corner

By Kamora Herrington, Kamora’s Cultural Corner There are many ways that folks ask why Kamora’s Cultural Corner exists. Sometimes they’re asking why we transformed the...

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Community Is A Verb: Understanding The Black, Queer, Afrocentric Foundation Of Kamora’s Cultural Corner

By Kamora Herrington, Kamora’s Cultural Corner There are many ways that folks ask why Kamora’s Cultural Corner exists. Sometimes they’re asking why we transformed...

Commissioner Dykes, House Speaker Matt Ritter (D-Hartford), and the Metropolitan District Announce Major Progress...

Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Commissioner Katie Dykes, Connecticut House Speaker Matt Ritter and the MDC today announced that the...

Governor Lamont Reminds Families That No-Cost Meals Are Available For All Children While School...

Governor Ned Lamont and Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker are reminding Connecticut families that during the summer months, nutritious meals are available at...

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A Metro Car Photo Became A Portrait Of Trump’s America

By Joseph Williams, Northend Agent’s The most revealing image of America’s 250th birthday celebration wasn’t the fireworks bursting over the National Mall, colonial reenactors...

Extreme Heat Is Not an Equal-Opportunity Killer

By Willy Blackmoore, Word In Black It wasn’t extremely hot when Shauna Thomas’ electricity was shut off in early June last year after she...

Governor Lamont Directs The Connecticut Department Of Labor To Fill Gaps Created By The Trump Administration’s  Dismantling Of Labor Protections

Governor Ned Lamont announced that the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), the Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel (OCC), the Connecticut...
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George E. Johnson Changed Black Beauty — And Black History

By Joseph Williams, Word In Black He parlayed a $250 personal loan into a business empire and, in the process, changed how Black America...

Black Maternal Health: A 360-Degree Look At Black Midwives

By Jennifer Porter-Gore, Word In Black Dr. Kaytura Felix spent more than two decades studying minority health, structural racism and the inequities that have...

How One Teacher’s Locs Changed Her Classroom

By Neenma Ebeledike, Word In Black For years, Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton believed she knew what a teacher was supposed to look like. For years, she regularly straightened her hair to blend...
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Community Is A Verb: Understanding The Black, Queer, Afrocentric Foundation Of Kamora’s Cultural Corner

By Kamora Herrington, Kamora’s Cultural Corner There are many ways that folks ask why Kamora’s Cultural Corner exists. Sometimes they’re asking why we transformed the...

Never Tell a Black Girl How to Black Girl: Essays By Amena Brown

Book Review By Terri Schlichenmeyer, Northend Agent’s Some things can really make you cross. People telling you your business, for instance. People asking questions they have...

Encouraging Creativity in the Age of AI

In an era when machines can generate ideas in seconds, hands-on learning and creativity may be more important for today’s children than ever. In...

“Good Grief, Pass The Bread, Mom Is Dead: A Memoir” By Angela Nissel

Book Review By Terri Schlichenmeyer, Northend Agent’s For weeks, you’ve been picking at a scar. Your brain says to stop, but your heart likes the sweet...

A Metro Car Photo Became A Portrait Of Trump’s America

By Joseph Williams, Northend Agent’s The most revealing image of America’s 250th birthday celebration wasn’t the fireworks bursting over the National Mall, colonial reenactors in...

Commissioner Dykes, House Speaker Matt Ritter (D-Hartford), and the Metropolitan District Announce Major Progress Mitigating Sewer Flooding in North Hartford

Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Commissioner Katie Dykes, Connecticut House Speaker Matt Ritter and the MDC today announced that the state’s...

Connecticut’s First Voter Registration Upgrade in Nearly 25 Years Is Already Delivering Results

Connecticut’s first major voter registration technology upgrade in nearly 25 years is already giving election officials a clearer and more precise view of voter...

Drug Innovation Is Getting More Valuable. We Can’t Afford To Undermine It.

By Tomas J. Philipson Lawmakers in both parties are increasingly embracing the idea of price controls on medicines — and in doing so, they’re making...

Extreme Heat Is Not an Equal-Opportunity Killer

By Willy Blackmoore, Word In Black It wasn’t extremely hot when Shauna Thomas’ electricity was shut off in early June last year after she fell...

Governor Lamont Reminds Families That No-Cost Meals Are Available For All Children While School Is Out During The Summer Months

Governor Ned Lamont and Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker are reminding Connecticut families that during the summer months, nutritious meals are available at no...