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Black Americans Have Doubts About the U.S. Food System, New Word In Black Survey Finds
A new Word In Black survey reveals Black Americans deeply value healthy eating but face steep barriers: six in 10 distrust food safety, rising prices force trade-downs to cheaper options, and most want lower costs, more neighborhood grocery stores, and nutrition education to bridge the gap between knowledge and access.
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The Seattle Medium, The Urban League And Byrd Barr Place Launch ‘Pack the House’ Campaign To Support Black-Owned Restaurants
The Seattle Medium, in partnership with the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle and Byrd Barr Place, is launching its “Pack the House” campaign Sept. 2, beginning a 10-week effort to rally community support for Black-owned restaurants throughout the greater Seattle area.
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Is Dumping A Cuban Person In Africa ‘Deportation’?
The Trump administration is sending migrants, including Cubans and Venezuelans, to unfamiliar countries like Liberia and Equatorial Guinea rather than their homelands, raising questions about whether "deportation" adequately describes these third-country removals. Experts argue the term understates the cruelty, indefinite detention, and human rights risks involved, suggesting words like "rendition" or "kidnapping" may better capture the reality.
Best Emerging Community Leader: Keisha Credit Is Turning Influence Into Impact
Keisha Credit has been recognized as Best Emerging Community Leader and Best Social Media Influencer at The Seattle Medium's inaugural Best of the Best Northwest Readers' Choice Awards. This acknowledgment highlights her significant contributions to celebrating Black culture and fostering community connections through digital platforms.
One Black Governor At A Time Is Not Enough
Wes Moore's historic election as National Governors Association chair highlights a persistent pattern: Black governors have long served in isolation, from Douglas Wilder to Deval Patrick. Kevin Harris argues 2026 offers unprecedented opportunity to elect multiple African American governors simultaneously, creating collective influence on policy that single historic firsts cannot achieve alone.
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Podcast: Navy’s Bid To Rename USS Doris Miller Sparks Outcry Over Black History
The Navy may strip Doris Miller's name from aircraft carrier CVN-81, potentially replacing it with President Trump's. Retired Navy Captain Tony Barnes talks about Miller's legacy, the ship's historic significance as the first carrier named for a Black American, and concerns over recognition of Black military heroes.
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