Spelman College is proud to announce the expansion of its STEM curriculum to include a Cosmetic Chemistry major and Cosmetic Science minor. Scheduled to be offered in the fall, the program is the first of its kind at an HBCU.

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NEW: Stuck in licensing limbo, Florida nursing students want answers. They’re not getting them

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🇺🇸 Nursing Students In Licensing Limbo

▫Florida nursing students want answers. They’re not getting them
▫Camellia Burris
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Fed up with Florida legislators, faith leaders Faith in Florida create Black history program for churches

“The history itself still sits in our pews.”
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Key Biscayne gymnastics coach Oscar Olea arrested on sex abuse charges

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My latest: They studied, passed the exam but were denied licenses. Is Florida at fault?

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Three months ago @jmitchellnews, @rachelaxon & I dug through lawsuits filed against sheriffs’ offices across Mississippi. We found that the state does not investigate allegations of severe brutality & other abuses of power by sheriffs & their deputies.nytimes.com/2023/12/28/us/…

Allegations of brutality and abuse of power by Mississippi sheriffs' offices often go uninvestigated — because no one is tasked with looking into them.

A The New York Times and Mississippi Today investigation reveals how the state ignores, or is unaware of, the claims. nyti.ms/48fAU7b

Who Investigates the Sheriff? In Mississippi, Often No One. The state ignored or was unaware of allegations of jailhouse rape, brutal beatings & corrupt acts by sheriffs & deputies, even when there was ample evidence to examine. One sheriff urged deputies over the radio to catch…

Print edition of our investigation into how a refrigerant company with direct Chinese backing has used $1.1 million in donations to win political influence — hosting a DeSantis rally in 2022 & getting help in fight with EPA from FL Reps. miamiherald.com/news/politics-…

‘Can’t wipe out our history.’ Overtown street renamed after Black Miami hero Dr. Ira P. Davis miamiherald.com/news/local/com…

Miami homeowner’s long fight with the city is over. Here’s how she won.

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My latest: Miami homeowner hopes to stop city from bulldozing home for something previous owner did.

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For this week’s Miami Herald: The 44 Percent newsletter, I wrote about heirs property ownership, Black history lessons in churches, the political resistance in Jacksonville and more.

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As climate change leads to increasing disasters, the restoration industry is booming.

But the whole system capitalizes on the labor of immigrant workers, who are getting sick from the lethal toxins they're exposed to on the job, our investigation found: publicintegrity.org/environment/to…

The sheriff of Rankin County, Mississippi, requested grand jury subpoenas to illegally spy on his married girlfriend and another man she was also reportedly involved with, according to a previously undisclosed report obtained by Jerry Mitchell and I. nytimes.com/2023/09/27/us/…