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Emily Bear ~ Diversity
By Kara Ford On Tuesday, May 14th, 2013
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Talented Tween Emily Bear Tickles the Keys with Diversity – Win Tickets to the CD Release Party

Emily Bear has never met a challenging composition she didn’t like.  That this 11-year-old can play anything from heavy jazz riffs to classical concertos and everything in between, all from memory, speaks More...

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By BBN Staff On Wednesday, March 27th, 2013
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(Video) Rosa Clemente’s Response to Rapper Rick Ross Rape Lyrics

Hip-Hop and human rights activist Rosa Clemente delivers an urgent message to community, in response to rapper Rick Ross’ glorification of the violent and criminal act of rape in a music recording with Atlanta More...

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By BBN Staff On Monday, January 7th, 2013
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Clarisa James: Brooklyn’s Champion for Girls in Science, Technology, Math

Clarisa James is a champion for Brooklyn Girls, and it is her contribution and sticktoitiveness toward social and economic progress that earns her a spot on BBN’s Very Interesting Person list.  Ms. James More...

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By BBN Staff On Monday, October 8th, 2012
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Prison Pipeline Conversation: Include Black and Latino Girls

Prison Pipeline Conversation:  Black females represent the fastest growing segment of the juvenile justice population. Black (of the Diaspora) females also experienced the most dramatic rise in middle school suspension More...

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By BBN Staff On Wednesday, March 7th, 2012
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Portrait of America: Juveniles in the Criminal Justice System

Children as young as seven years old are entering the criminal justice system.  The New York Times reports, New York City school safety agents and police officers arrested an average of five public school students More...

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By BBN Staff On Tuesday, February 14th, 2012
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What Is Lactose Intolerance and What Causes It? Take a Quiz.

Image: Wizard Recipes Are you Lactose Intolerant?  Do you know if you are Lactose Intolerant?  Are Latinos, Blacks, Native Americans and Asians more prone to Lactose Intolerance?  The information can be confusing.  More...

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By BBN Staff On Tuesday, February 14th, 2012
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Study: Haircare Products Affects the Ability of Black Women to Have Children, Triples the Risk of Fibroids

Image: Shadders.com “In May of 2011, Dr. Mary Beth Terry and others authored a study which found that African-American and African-Caribbean women were more likely to be exposed to hormonally-active chemicals More...