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Bethune-Cookman University Secures Nearly $5.2M In Historic Federal Nursing Grants

PHOTO CREDIT: 2C2KPhotography, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons by Sidnee Michelle October 26, 2026 It’s the first time the HBCU has received funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration. Bethune-Cookman University has secured nearly $5.2 million in federal grants to expand nursing education and workforce development, marking the

Target Backs HBCU Entrepreneurs With $500K In New Season Of Revolt’s ‘Bet On Black’

photo credit: Photo credit: Courtesy of Revolt by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 26, 2026 Unlike previous seasons, every participating founder will receive a share of the $500,000 growth fund. Target committed $500,000 to support Black student entrepreneurs, as REVOLT’s business competition series “Bet on Black” returns for its sixth season,

Vice President JD Vance Campaigns In Ohio For The State's Republican Candidates

Todd Blanche Gets Testy Defending Trump’s Latest Election Interference Lawsuit

Source: Pool / Getty Attorney General Todd Blanche spent Sunday doing what he’s done most days of his life: showing the president he’s his most loyal servant, despite a job that’s supposed to be politically neutral. Blanche defended his department’s lawsuit seeking to prevent Alaska from automatically certifying its Senate

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Who Were The Pullman Porters?: How Black Railroad Workers Shaped America

Source: Heritage Images / Getty The Pullman porters are among the unsung heroes of Black history. They helped transform America’s railroad industry, making luxury train travel synonymous with comfort, elegance, and exceptional service through the Pullman Car Company, founded by businessman George Pullman. But behind the polished image of these

Bethune-Cookman University Secures Nearly $5.2M In Historic Federal Nursing Grants

PHOTO CREDIT: 2C2KPhotography, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons by Sidnee Michelle October 26, 2026 It’s the first time the HBCU has received funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration. Bethune-Cookman University has secured nearly $5.2 million in federal grants to expand nursing education and workforce development, marking the

Target Backs HBCU Entrepreneurs With $500K In New Season Of Revolt’s ‘Bet On Black’

photo credit: Photo credit: Courtesy of Revolt by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 26, 2026 Unlike previous seasons, every participating founder will receive a share of the $500,000 growth fund. Target committed $500,000 to support Black student entrepreneurs, as REVOLT’s business competition series “Bet on Black” returns for its sixth season,

Vice President JD Vance Campaigns In Ohio For The State's Republican Candidates

Todd Blanche Gets Testy Defending Trump’s Latest Election Interference Lawsuit

Source: Pool / Getty Attorney General Todd Blanche spent Sunday doing what he’s done most days of his life: showing the president he’s his most loyal servant, despite a job that’s supposed to be politically neutral. Blanche defended his department’s lawsuit seeking to prevent Alaska from automatically certifying its Senate

Who Were The Pullman Porters, Pullman porters,

Who Were The Pullman Porters?: How Black Railroad Workers Shaped America

Source: Heritage Images / Getty The Pullman porters are among the unsung heroes of Black history. They helped transform America’s railroad industry, making luxury train travel synonymous with comfort, elegance, and exceptional service through the Pullman Car Company, founded by businessman George Pullman. But behind the polished image of these