Inland Empire Student Film Festival Now Accepting Submissions

SAN BERNARDINO, California—Submissions are now open for the 8th Annual SBVC International Student Film Festival. All student filmmakers at SBVC and worldwide are invited to submit films at http://www.filmfreeway.com/iema. Categories include narrative and documentary short, animation, and experimental. The deadline to submit is March 31. Works in progress will be considered. The Inland Empire Media…

USDLA Recognizes Continued Quality Certification Status for B-CU

The United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) Quality Standards Certification Team unanimously agreed to recognize continued Quality Certification status for Bethune-Cookman University. In addition, the USDLA Board unanimously voted and approved the continued certification. Under the leadership of Dean of B-CU Global Online Dr. Arletha McSwain, USDLA is confident the University and the B-CU Global…

Federal Court Extends a Lifeline to Stacey Abrams and Other Candidates in Georgia-The Vote Counting Will Continue

State  legislative  contests  are  the  most  affected,  but there are implications  for  the  unsettled  governor’s  race. By Steven Rosenfeld Two just-issued federal court rulings will mean potentially thousands of additional votes will be counted in Georgia’s hotly contested elections, possibly affecting the outcomes of races ranging from the high-profile governor’s race to seats for state…

USDA Partners with Communities to Bring High-Speed Broadband e-Connectivity Infrastructure to Rural Areas

More than 27,000 Businesses and Residents to Get Improved e-Connectivity WASHINGTON, Nov. 13, 2018 – Assistant to the Secretary for Rural Development Anne Hazlett today announced that USDA is investing in infrastructure projects in a dozen states (PDF, 132 KB) to improve e-Connectivity in rural communities. “In the modern economy, rural broadband is a lifeline…

Largest VA union slams Trump administration move to silence workers’ voices

Agency moves to deny representation rights to health care workers WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — American Federation of Government Employees National President J. David Cox Sr. today issued the following statement in response to the Trump administration’s announcement that it will be denying union representation rights to more than 100,000 health care workers at…

NATIONAL CRISIS: 100 Million Americans Have High Blood Pressure Under New Guidelines

Nearly half of Americans have high blood pressure under the guidelines issued late last year by heart organizations and the medical community. The threshold for high blood pressure has been lowered to 130/80 mm/HG from the previous 140/90. Medical experts hope this new, lower level will prompt doctors to suggest earlier intervention for their patients…

Does racism have an impact on health?

“The reality is that because physicians have bias, they treat their patients differently,” said Dr. Armen Henderson, an internist working at the University of Miami Hospital. By K. Barrett Bilali, Miami Times kbbilali@miamitimesonline.com Racism in the health care system continues to confound but a few researchers are taking a historic look and holistic approach to…

Let us say #SheToo for women who can’t

By Dr. E. Faye Williams Since the World Bank is exempt from US laws and courts, women in the World Bank can be sexually harassed and assaulted without any legal recourse. Bank report (The Stern Report) attributed sexual harassment in the World Bank to “cultures with different standards for male-female relationships.” Women who challenge the…

White Nationalists Feel at Home Visiting the White House Identity Evropa leader, whose group believes in returning people of color back to native homelands, posts tour photos.

Meanwhile, Trump calls Black reporter’s white nationalism question “racist.” By Jayme S. Ganey Patrick Casey, leader of alt-right white nationalist group, Identity Evropa, and Charlottesville marcher, posted a visit to the White House on social media this week: Casey’s group, aimed at recruiting young white college-age men, believes in returning people of color back to…

NAACP Calls Mississippi Candidate Hyde-Smith’s Hanging Comments “Sick”

BALTIMORE— The NAACP issued the following statement regarding Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith recent statement on being invited to a public hanging. “Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith’s shameful remarks prove once again how Trump has created a social and political climate that normalizes hateful and racist rhetoric. We’ve seen this in Florida from Ron DeSantis and others during…

FAC and Local Community Group Sue San Jose Over Secret Negotiations With Google

City improperly signed non-disclosure agreements in connection with tech giant’s proposed “mega-campus” The First Amendment Coalition (FAC), joined by Working Partnerships USA (WPUSA), today sued the city of San Jose to force the disclosure of secret details of its negotiations to sell valuable public land to Google. The suit, filed in Santa Clara County Superior…

UMC – URBAN MOVIE CHANNEL TO PREMIERE NEW FAMILY DRAMEDY FILM, “NOTHING LIKE THANKSGIVING”

Starring William L. Johnson (Blue Hill Avenue), Tiffany Addison (Chicago Med), Darrin Henson (Stomp the Yard), Dawn Halfkenny (Saints & Sinners) and Richard Gallion (The Ideal Husband) Film Premieres Thanksgiving Day – Thursday, November 22, 2018 Silver Spring, MD — A heartwarming new release just in time for the upcoming holiday, UMC – Urban Movie Channel,…

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