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Written by Jacqueline Shaulis, White House Correspondent, The Nefertiti Network Edited by Sharday Urtarte, White House Corr/espondent, The Nefertiti Network (WASHINGTON, DC – February 12, 2025) – In the halls of the White House, Rodericka Applewhaite reshaped the narrative of Black media representation. In her time as White House Director of Black Media, the first-generation American of Panamanian and Guyanese descent didn’t just open doors—she reimagined the very structure of access, ensuring that Black voices are heard where they once were muted. “We trust outlets to understand the audiences they serve,” Applewhaite explained, her voice steady and assured. This belief…
By Jacqueline Shaulis, Chief Investigative Journalist, Nefertiti Network (WASHINGTON, DC – February 10, 2025) “When I walk into a new place of employment, you see my brown face first. When we aren’t saying much, when we have a low-key calm demeanor, we are immediately misunderstood,” reflects Dr. Jeri Bingham, host of the HushLoudly podcast and creator of Black Introvert Week. “They can’t figure us out.” But what others mistake for being “hard to read” is actually calculated observation in action. As Black Introvert Week (February 8-15) kicks off, research is revealing what successful Black introverts have always known: that the…
By Crystal Joseph, a licensed mental health therapist in Maryland & Virginia and Chief Media Liaison for Nefertiti Network (WASHINGTON, DC – February 3, 2025) The first week of a new administration can usher in significant change, especially some when policies disproportionately affect Black communities. As we navigate these shifts, it’s essential to prioritize mental health while remaining engaged in the fight for justice. Below are tips to protect your psychological safety and foster resilience in cities like Baltimore, Newark, Detroit, Miami, and Prince George’s County, Maryland. Understand the Stakes: Know Your Rights and the Legacy of the 14th Amendment…
(NEW YORK – January 20, 2025) – As National Human Trafficking Prevention Month unfolds, the focus shifts to the millions of people around the world—thousands of whom are right here in the United States—who fall victim to the horrors of human trafficking. This crime, which thrives on exploitation and secrecy, disproportionately affects vulnerable communities, especially Black and marginalized individuals, making it a critical issue to address with urgency and dedication. Human trafficking takes many forms, from forced labor to sex trafficking, and often targets those already struggling with systemic barriers. In major urban centers across the country—cities like New York, Los…
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(BALTIMORE – February 23, 2025) – The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament returns to Baltimore for the fifth year, bringing an exciting week of basketball and cultural celebrations. The tournament will be held at CFG Bank Arena from February 25 to March 1, 2025. This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the CIAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, celebrating the incredible athletes who have shaped the sport. The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA), the nation’s oldest Historically Black Athletic Conference, announces the brackets for its 2025 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament. The single-elimination tournament will be held at…
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