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Why Black Women Aren’t Sleeping, Her Body Never Got the All-Clear Signal: The Science of Hypervigilance, Stress & Reclaiming Rest

It is 6:47 in the evening when Melissa walks through her front door. She is 52 years old, an administrative coordinator at a nonprofit in...
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MaryAnn Carr – the first African American Town Supervisor in Westchester County

In a brief masked and socially distant ceremony, with immediate...
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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...
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Women’s Month Spotlight: Celebrating Cynthia Hood – 1st African American Female Detective In White Plains PD

On this day in Black History, on March 14,...
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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...