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Rural Americans Rely On Head Start. Federal Turmoil Has Them Worried

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 1, 2025 For almost as long as she’s been a mother, Sara Laughlin has known where she could turn for help in this western Ohio town 20 miles north of Dayton. For years, the local Head Start program provided stability and care for her oldest

8 Celebrities Who Slayed Halloween Cosplay The Right Way

by Ahsan Washington November 1, 2025 Celebrities turn Halloween cosplay into cultural tributes. Each year, Halloween emerges as a showcase of flair, sartorial bravado, and reverent cultural nods. Fright Night 2025 is no different. Black celebrities stepped into the limelight to demonstrate why their Halloween costumes reign supreme over the

How Jamaica’s Hurricane Melissa Insurance Bond Is Paying Off

by Sharelle B. McNair November 1, 2025 Analysts and disaster experts estimate Melissa will cause Jamaica a total between $2 billion and $8 billion of economic loss, representing close to a third of the country’s gross domestic product. Following the devastating hit Jamaica took from Hurricane Melissa, a category five

Jamaicans Offered Free Texting Service After Devastation Of Hurricane Melissa

by Kandiss Edwards November 1, 2025 Flow Jamaica provided activation instructions for customers on its website to help customers connect to Starlink. On Oct. 29, Liberty Caribbean, the parent company of Flow Jamaica, announced the deployment of its free emergency communication partnership with Elon Musk’s Starlink. The addition of Starlink

7 Activists Who Center Survivors And Domestic Violence Awareness

by Ahsan Washington October 31, 2025 Domestic violence is often an unseen crisis Domestic violence is often an unseen crisis that occurs behind closed doors. In the United States, more than 35.6 % of women and roughly 28.5 % of men are affected by DV. Under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)

Rural Americans Rely On Head Start. Federal Turmoil Has Them Worried

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 1, 2025 For almost as long as she’s been a mother, Sara Laughlin has known where she could turn for help in this western Ohio town 20 miles north of Dayton. For years, the local Head Start program provided stability and care for her oldest

8 Celebrities Who Slayed Halloween Cosplay The Right Way

by Ahsan Washington November 1, 2025 Celebrities turn Halloween cosplay into cultural tributes. Each year, Halloween emerges as a showcase of flair, sartorial bravado, and reverent cultural nods. Fright Night 2025 is no different. Black celebrities stepped into the limelight to demonstrate why their Halloween costumes reign supreme over the

How Jamaica’s Hurricane Melissa Insurance Bond Is Paying Off

by Sharelle B. McNair November 1, 2025 Analysts and disaster experts estimate Melissa will cause Jamaica a total between $2 billion and $8 billion of economic loss, representing close to a third of the country’s gross domestic product. Following the devastating hit Jamaica took from Hurricane Melissa, a category five

Jamaicans Offered Free Texting Service After Devastation Of Hurricane Melissa

by Kandiss Edwards November 1, 2025 Flow Jamaica provided activation instructions for customers on its website to help customers connect to Starlink. On Oct. 29, Liberty Caribbean, the parent company of Flow Jamaica, announced the deployment of its free emergency communication partnership with Elon Musk’s Starlink. The addition of Starlink

7 Activists Who Center Survivors And Domestic Violence Awareness

by Ahsan Washington October 31, 2025 Domestic violence is often an unseen crisis Domestic violence is often an unseen crisis that occurs behind closed doors. In the United States, more than 35.6 % of women and roughly 28.5 % of men are affected by DV. Under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)