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April 03 Job Growth Up, But Black Unemployment Still High
The U.S. economy added 178,000 jobs in March, but the benefits aren’t being felt equally. Black unemployment remains nearly double that of white workers, while long-term unemployment rises and wage growth slows — highlighting persistent disparities in the labor market.
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April 03 MLK Jr.’s Legacy Still Resonates 58 Years After His Death
It has been 58 years since the assassination of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., but his message of justice, equality and nonviolence remains as relevant as ever. This episode reflects on the impact of his life, the significance of his death and the unfinished work he left behind.
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April 02 AI Could Widen Racial Wealth Gap by Billions
A new report warns that artificial intelligence could deepen economic inequality for Black Americans, potentially widening the racial wealth gap by $43 billion annually by 2045. Researchers say without intentional action, existing barriers could limit participation in the growing AI economy.
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April 02 Trump Ousts Pam Bondi Amid DOJ Controversy
President Donald Trump has ousted Attorney General Pam Bondi following months of controversy and internal frustration over Justice Department actions. Reports suggest tensions over investigations and political pressure may have played a role, as Bondi faces ongoing scrutiny on Capitol Hill.
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April 02 Trump Iran Speech Sparks Market Drop, Oil Surge
President Donald Trump says the U.S. will intensify strikes on Iran over the coming weeks — but markets reacted with concern. Oil prices surged, stocks fell and fears of a prolonged conflict grew as Iran launched retaliatory strikes across the region.
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April 02 Bob Law, Trailblazer of Black Talk Radio, Dies at 86
Bob Law, a trailblazing broadcaster who helped shape Black talk radio for decades, has died at 86. From his influential programs like “Night Talk” to his activism and community campaigns, Law’s impact spanned generations.
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April 01 Justices Question Birthright Citizenship Arguments
Supreme Court justices are weighing a major case that could reshape birthright citizenship in the United States. During oral arguments, several justices appeared skeptical of efforts to limit automatic citizenship to children of parents permanently residing in the country. The case centers on the interpretation of the 14th Amendment, with a decision expected by late June.
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April 01 Americans Losing Confidence in Trade Policy
Americans are continuing to feel the strain of rising costs, from gas to groceries, as concerns grow over global conflicts and U.S. trade policy. A new Pew Research Center survey finds that a majority lack confidence in President Donald Trump’s handling of trade and tariffs, with many believing China continues to benefit more than the United States.
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April 01 Supreme Court Hears Major Birthright Citizenship Case
The Supreme Court is taking up one of its most consequential cases in years, examining a 2025 executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants and temporary visitors. The case could redefine the scope of the 14th Amendment and determine who is considered subject to U.S. jurisdiction. A decision is expected by late June.
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April 01 Clara Hale, ‘Mother Hale,’ Was Born on This Day
On this day in 1905, Clara Hale was born in North Carolina and went on to become “Mother Hale,” the beloved founder of Hale House in Harlem. Her work caring for drug-affected and medically vulnerable children made her a national symbol of compassion.
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On this day, Clara McBride Hale, later known as “Mother Hale,” was born in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. After personal hardship and years of supporting her family through domestic and janitorial work, she opened her home to children in need and eventually built Hale House into a refuge for babies born addicted to drugs and children affected by HIV/AIDS. Her legacy remains one of service, dignity and radical love.

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