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ScoopUSA Media, Volume 65 - Number 50
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Things have not been easy for American households over the past eleven months, and each day they show signs of worsening.
Homelessness is at record highs, food insecurity is running rampant as grocery prices double, people have to choose between paying for life saving medicine or food, and that was even before the government shutdown or the suspension of the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP), which further added to fear, misery, and the scramble to survive that people felt in communities across the nation, especially in communities of color and underserved communities.
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Shapiro Administration Invites Pennsylvanians to Support Service Members by Donating Christmas Trees through 'Trees for Troops'
At one of four Pennsylvania 'Trees for Troops' donation sites, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, First Lady Lori Shapiro, and Deputy Adjutant General - Army Maj.
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Bullet-pocked marker memorializing 1918 lynching goes on display in Atlanta
A historical marker from the site of a 1918 lynching that was repeatedly vandalized in recent years is now safely on display in Atlanta in an exhibit that opens Monday.
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Cephas honors life of young hit-and- run victim with street renaming 2300 block of Lansdowne Ave. now known as "Jayanna Powell Way"
On Saturday, December 6, state Rep. Morgan Cephas, D-Philadelphia, co-hosted a ceremony at the intersection of North 63rd Street and Lansdowne Avenue in the Overbrook section of West Philadelphia.
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National Park Service drops free admission on MLK Day, Juneteenth while adding Trump's birthday
The National Park Service will offer free admission to U.S. residents on President Donald Trump's birthday next year — which also happens to be Flag Day — but is eliminating the benefit for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth.
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National Inventors Hall of Fame seeks nominations of world-changing inventors
The National Inventors Hall of Fame®, in partnership with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, is seeking nominations for Black inventors to be inducted into its upcoming class.
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Black History Corner
SAGITTARIUS - NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21 Sagittarus The Happy-Go-Lucky One Good-natured optimist.
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Pretty in Pink: Celebrating 20 years of hope, healing, and heart
For two decades, Pretty in Pink has stood as a radiant symbol of faith, resilience, and sisterhood.
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The Awakening
Women in America is under constant scrutiny, certain attack, and threats of being relegated back to the standards that governed females in our society centuries ago.
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Sen. Saval, Rep. Smith-Wade-El join advocates in announcing introduction of Bill to Prevent the Criminalization of Homelessness
State Senator Nikil Saval (D-Philadelphia) and State Representative Ismail Smith-Wade-El (D-Lancaster) announced the introduction of the Shelter First Act, alongside housing advocates.
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Rolling Out Celebrates 25 Years of Culture, Creativity & Community launches Rolling Out Music with Debut Single "This Winter" by Kevin Ross
Rolling Out, America's leading Black-owned multimedia platform, proudly celebrates its 25th anniversary by launching Rolling Out Music, a new subsidiary that focuses on music.
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