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Local advocate Jon Covington joins TSIS to share the importance of the message.
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Weekly we celebrate the work of area individuals and organizations advancing equity in our community.
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In observance of Indigenous Peoples Day, Grand Valley State University welcomed senior student and citizen of the Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of the Pottawatomi Indians, Elliot Fair, to lead a discussion on issues impacting our natural resources
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Weekly we focus on the work of area individuals and organizations advancing equity in our community.
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The third-annual Black-Owned Business Showcase will run from 10am - 7pm on August 13 at the Woodland Mall in Grand Rapids.
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The nonprofit announced the partnership program “Safe Transitions” with Madison Church and AYA Youth Collective on Tuesday, to address the need for affordable, transitional housing in Kent County.
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A Road to Restoration clinic will be held in Grand Rapids on Thursday, May 19 from 9am – 5pm at New Faith Temple Church of God in Christ.
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“It can be so heavy to be a person of color. People take for granted that we are constantly bombarded with aggressions, micro-aggressions, some are very overt some are not, but it wears on a person, and to live in a constant state of crisis and trauma can be heavy," attendee Kimberly Williams said.
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The event, which celebrates noodle dishes from across Asia, runs from 12-5pm at Sixth Street Park. Attendees can fill their stomachs and vote for the best noodles in Grand Rapids. Each dish will be priced at $5.
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We Will Win The Day: The Civil Rights Movement, the Black Athlete, and the Quest for Equality is the first in a new series of books about Race and Sports and addresses the complexities and nuances in the relationship between Black athletes and the fight for racial equality.