The Story of Former Slave-Turned-History-Making Drag Queen, William Dorsey Swann
William Dorsey Swann was a former slave who became the world's first self-proclaimed "drag queen"
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Georgia Cross, 56, can attest that the Chicago-based cosmetic and plastic surgery practice of Dr. Tinsley & Associates provides more than just traditional services. Cross left Dr. Tinsley’s three offices...
Trump’s Education Cuts Declare War on the Poor
The budget also eliminates the Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants, which help the neediest students pay for college. Federal work-study funding, too, is not left unscathed. In a statement, UNCF says more than 26,000 HBCU students receive work-study jobs to help them pay for college and acquire work experience. This doesn’t include the number of black students (and students of other races) attending non-HBCUs who benefit from work-study employment. Yet, the budget calls for work-study funding to be reduced.
25-Year-Old Nigerian Entrepreneur Is One of the Top Young Wealth Creators
25-year-old Nigerian fintech entrepreneur Odunayo Eweniyi was named her one of the top 20 young wealth creators in Africa.
Trump Has Money For War, But Won’t Insure The Poor
By shifting the responsibility of programs like daycare and Medicaid back to the states or the private sector, the federal government claims it can focus on "core constitutional duties."
