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College inclusion, equity and diversity probes undermine high school success

By Quintessa WilliamsWord in Black When the Department of Education announced in March that they would investigate admissions practices at 50 of the nation’s elite colleges and universities, it declared that school equity, diversity and inclusion policies exclude qualified White and Asian college-bound students from campus.   Implied but not stated in the directive, experts say, […]

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Saving, spending and surviving: Real talk on financial literacy

As financial literacy takes center stage this month, individuals are finding creative ways to budget, save and manage rising costs. From cutting back on dining out to using cash-only spending methods, everyday people share how they navigate their finances. While some prioritize emergency savings, others focus on investments or stretching their dollars with strategic shopping. Their stories highlight the realities of financial planning and resilience in today’s economy.

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Prince George’s County gears up for blockbuster season with future-forward connectivity

By Alexander Austin Prince George’s County is poised for an exciting season of major events, showcasing the critical role that cutting-edge connectivity plays in driving economic growth and enhancing visitor experiences. From record-breaking concerts to iconic sporting matchups, the region’s ability to seamlessly connect tens of thousands of attendees helps sustain its position as a […]

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Councilmember Ingrid Watson holds community forum on crime 

By Reginald WilliamsSpecial to the AFRO More than 200 Prince George’s County citizens filled the Bowie State University’s Student Center Ballroom on Nov. 28 to partake in the community forum on rising youth crime. Also in attendance were Prince George’s County law enforcement and local and state representatives. Sponsored by Councilmember Ingrid Watson (D-District 4), […]

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Prince George’s County Legislators collaborate to reduce youth crime

Reginald WilliamsSpecial to the AFRO More than 200 Prince George’s County citizens filled the Bowie State University’s Student Center Ballroom on Nov. 28 to partake in the community forum on rising youth crime. Also in attendance were Prince George’s County law enforcement and local and state representatives. Sponsored by Councilmember Ingrid Watson (D-Greenbelt-District 4), the […]

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Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland hosts last town hall at Bowie State University

By Deborah Bailey, AFRO Contributing Editor Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland (LBCM) members from Prince George’s county recently came home to Bowie State to reconnect with residents of Prince George’s County at a fall town hall.  This was an impactful year for the LBCM.  The group represents the largest elected state Black caucus in the […]

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