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Black School Principal Goes Door-to-Door to Find Her Students Who Skip Class Peeples Middle School’s principal and her team spent two days going door-to-door to find students who have been skipping school, aiming to address challenges preventing them from returning to class.

This is Beautiful.

What a blessing

TikTok · Vicky Cakes 1511 likes, 34 comments. “Replying to -Lee | MMOB Era 💚💕 From our hearts to your home! Thank you!❤️🥞”

By chance you are in Ohio around Saturday, July 26, from 11am to 4pm stop by the West Branch Library at 300 Abbey Avenue in Dayton, Ohio.

Meet the Black Male Therapist Using Play to Teach Emotional Intelligence to Children of Color Nationwide -- Lamarr E. Lewis, LAPC, CPRP, is an African American nationally recognized mental health therapist, speaker, and the founder of Lewis Family Consulting. At this year's When I See Me™ BIPOC Children’s Book Fair, he will host a session guiding children through an engaging, play-based ...

Keep his family in your prayers.

Black Dad, Army Veteran Swept Away by Texas Floods While Delivering Medicine William Govaniavic Venus, an African American Army veteran from Burnet County, Texas, died after floodwaters swept away his car while he was out delivering medicine. Authorities later found his body near Hamilton Creek, not far from where his vehicle was carried off the road.

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Who going.

Inspiring on every level. ❤️

Black Author, Latoya Nicole, Achieves Milestone with 60K Coloring Books Sold, Launches New Self-Publishing Program "Creating a coloring book empire and inspiring Black Women along the way" Nationwide -- Latoya Nicole, the esteemed best-selling author and creative entrepreneur could have stopped at making history by selling 60,000 books and creating her line of skin-tone colored pencils for Black women. After all...

This story right here !!! 🙌🏾

Black Women Who Bought DC Apartment Building 40 Years Ago For $75K Say Its Now Worth $2 Million Nationwide -- Four decades have passed since they collectively purchased the unassuming six-unit building tucked away in Northwest Washington DC. Today, four of the original tenants, all African American women, still reside within its walls, and the building the purchase in 1983 for $75,000 is now w...