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    A Bronx Miracle, 55 Years Later: The Sight Unseen Premieres on MNN Lifestyle

    NEW YORK, NY — Fifty-five years after a reported religious phenomenon captivated residents of the Bronx, the story is coming to New York City television. The Sight Unseen, a hybrid documentary-drama exploring the reported 1971 appearance of a glowing Christian cross in the Bronx, will...

    Pastor Burnout: Recovery and Resurrection By Derek H. Suite, MD

    Recognize, remember, release, resurrect — a self-check for faith leaders I’ve had the joy over the years of working with pastors, ministers, and other faith leaders, and I still marvel at how much their work involves. I’m thinking of the responsibilities that continue after the...
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    Mamdani’s Estate Tax Proposal Could Destroy Black Middle-Class Wealth in New York

    And Why Too Many Black Leaders Refuse to Talk About It In politics, policies are often judged by their intentions. In economics, they are judged by their outcomes. That distinction matters when examining the estate tax proposal being pushed by Zohran Mamdani, which would dramatically lower the estate-tax exemption in New York from roughly $7 million to about $750,000 while raising the top rate as high as 50 percent. Supporters frame the proposal as a tax on the wealthy. But when viewed through the lens of economic reality,  the estate tax proposal could severely harm  Black middle-class wealth, especially those relying...

    Money vs. Power: The Lesson Media Companies Should Learn From The Breakfast Club’s Netflix Deal

    A line from the political drama House of Cards captures a truth that applies far beyond politics. The character Frank Underwood once said: “Money is the McMansion in Sarasota that starts falling apart after 10 years. Power is the old stone building that has stood for centuries.” That quote perfectly explains the debate surrounding the recent distribution changes involving The Breakfast Club, including its move into a deal...

    The Death of Black Owned Media: The Last Piece of Black Ownership at BET Is Gone

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    A $30 Minimum Wage in New York Will Lead to More Unemployment — Here’s Why

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    Black Power Is Not a Feeling: What Amos Wilson Got Right—and Today’s Black Politics Still Misses

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBryieHyFeI Black History Month often celebrates faces, moments, and symbolic firsts. However, it rarely examines...

    Our Kids Are Dying and Our Attention Is Elsewhere

    Sixteen-year-old Christopher “CJ” Redding should be here right now. Instead, he’s another name added to a list...

    From Code to Capital: Why Financial Literacy Must Be Taught Alongside Technology in Our Communities

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    Trump’s Board of Peace, U.S. Power, and the Emerging Shape of Global Order : What It Means for Black America

    https://youtu.be/XVQtUU60-Sc When the United States organizes the world, it rarely does so through charters or...

    The Carnegie House Ruling: A Warning Shot for Black Homeowners in New York

    The recent court decision upholding a 450 percent ground-rent increase at Manhattan’s Carnegie House should concern...

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    https://youtu.be/sZ9FlpRlC8M In 2005, legendary entertainer and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte delivered a warning that...

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