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Rebeccah Bennett Kenyatta, founder of InPower Institute, exercising with personal trainer Marchelle Bettis at the center’s site in South City. -
“Her decision to file a suit for freedom and stay with it until its final conclusion were acts of high courage and determination.” – Barbara Harbach -
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During a town hall meeting on youth violence called “Pass The Mic” Dontey Carter 19, a student at the Met center talks about what young men or not getting from elders as far as guidance and real direction. Photo by Wiley Price -
A new report We Dream A World: The 2025 Vision for Black Men and Boys identifies concrete policy solutions to close educational achievement gaps, ensure workforce success, reduce health disparities and improve conditions for low-income fathers. -
Representatives Russ Carnahan (MO-03) (left) and Bob Filner (CA-51), the incoming ranking member of the House Veterans Affairs Committee addressed the media Tuesday about the conditions at the John Cochran VA Medical Center. After the meeting, Carnahan and Filner traveled to the Cochran Medical Center for a tour, during which they promised to press Cochran officials about some of the concerns expressed in the meeting. Photo by Wiley Price -
From Navajo Nation to HUD -
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St. Louis American Prep Athletes of the Week -
Shirley Douglass participated in a candlelight vigil for those lost in 2010 to violence. The 19th Annual New Year’s Eve Candlelight Services sponsored by Families Advocating Safe Streets was held at the Ei-Bethel Church of God in Christ. Photo by Wiley Price -
Incarnate Word guard Lateesha Deloach (22) had 19 points on the day is looking for a opening during the championship game against St. Joseph’s Academy at Visitation Monday night in front of a standing room only crowd. The Red Knights of Incarnate Word defeated the Lady Angels of St. Joe 64-63. Photo by Wiley Price -
Computer Village shoots for the moon -
Atlanta’s young new mayor Kasim Reed, 41, is a prototype of the leader needed in the U.S. today. Reed started his reforms by enlisting two professionals, not cronies, to help run the city. -
Inside Sports: Raymond Webber bound for NFL -
Jazmine to jump ship on music business? -
Christine Reams is Purpose Prize Fellow -
Darrell Scott named VP -
Harris-Stowe kicks off Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration Jan. 8 -
Rachel Antoinette Morgan plays COGIC