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05/01/2026

Can Music Truly Heal? The transformative power of music is not just an art form, but a catalyst for healing. Discover how melodies can mend the mind and body.

• Music has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety, creating a calming environment for healing.
• Studies indicate that music therapy can significantly improve mental health outcomes.
• Melodic rhythms can potentially enhance cognitive functions in patients recovering from brain injuries.

Explore the profound impact of music on healing by reading the full article:

https://3timesrealent.com/f/the-power-of-music-in-healing

The Unseen Medicine: How Sound Becomes Healing

03/22/2026

Po Cat: A legend not just any ordinary tale. Discover the charisma and mystery surrounding this extraordinary story that has captured imaginations for generations. Read Now:

https://3timesrealent.com/news/f/“po-cat-an-uncommon-legend” -0d8a-4202-b1e1-477577e32e12

Their names echo through parks, courts, and corners long before the world ever catches on. And some names? They don’t just stay local… they travel.

03/13/2026

A New Era for Omaha: Faith, Family, and Progress

"The Omaha I want the next generation to inherit is one that works for everybody."

Omaha is currently experiencing a historic shift. Following his landmark election, Mayor John Ewing Jr. is leveraging decades of experience—from the police department to the pulpit—to build a more inclusive city.

In this feature by Leo Adam B**a, we get an inside look at:

• The HAPPIER framework for urban resilience.

• The synergy between the Mayor and First Lady Viv Ewing, Ph.D.

• Why their daughters, Alexandria and Christina, chose to build their professional careers right here in their hometown.

As Black History Month comes to a close, this story serves as a powerful reminder of what "hope" looks like in action.

Full article here: https://afroswagmagazine.com/omahas-first-family-putting-their-own-caring-stamp-on-the-city/

02/28/2026

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01/30/2026

Hamamat, a former beauty queen, is the founder of the Shea Butter Museum. The museum features 21 different shea butter varieties sourced from across Africa and includes audiovisual exhibits that explore the history of shea and how it is sourced.

01/30/2026

Congratulations to on receiving their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame! The star is located where Sycamore Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard meet.

01/30/2026

American streamer IShowSpeed says he’s full of gratitude after ending his African tour.

“It’s opened my eyes and sparked something deeper in me, I’m going to give back to these communities that showed me so much love”, he said.

📸: Eswatini Tourism

01/30/2026

Gladys West, a pioneering mathematician, transformed the world with her critical contributions to the development of GPS technology. Her groundbreaking work in the 1970s and ’80s involved coding complex algorithms to account for Earth’s gravitational variations, tidal forces, and irregular shape, creating the mathematical foundation for satellite navigation. West’s innovations, which went largely unrecognized during her 42-year career, became the backbone of the global positioning system, enabling everything from aviation to smartphone navigation. Born in 1930 in Virginia and raised in the Jim Crow South, West defied the odds, excelling in a male-dominated field. Despite her pivotal role in shaping modern technology, she remained largely unknown until later in life, when she received accolades such as induction into the U.S. Air Force Hall of Fame and the Prince Philip Medal. Gladys West’s legacy endures in the precision of GPS technology, a lasting reminder of her quiet revolution in science and technology.

01/30/2026

Currently, The Joslyn is ranked 6 of 20 in the Best Art Museum Category, as part of USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards! 👀

There's still time to share your love for The Joslyn—cast your vote daily until Feb 16! https://bit.ly/VoteTheJoslyn2026

Photograph © Nic Lehoux

01/30/2026

FYI—Publishing Opportunity

Chicago Black Policy Review at the University of Chicago is now accepting submissions for its 2026 edition.

Guided by our 2026 theme, Advancing Justice, Inspiring Change, we invite original, evidence-based policy writing that examines contemporary policy challenges and their realized impacts on Black and African Diaspora communities—domestically and globally.

We encourage policy professionals and practitioners, industry leaders, researchers, community leaders, organizational partners, and students across institutions, to contribute and enrich the policy discourse at this critical moment in history. Submissions are welcome across issue areas and formats including:

- Policy Analysis
- Policy-grounded Commentary / Op-Eds
- Research Analysis engaging recent peer-reviewed scholarship

Selected pieces submitted by Friday, April 24, 2026 will be published in our 2026 print edition, with online publications accepted and published on a rolling basis.

If you are working, at—or aspiring toward—the intersection of public policy, law, legislation, government, non-profits, social services, academia, STEM, national security, international relations, or related fields where lived lived experience informs policy, and are interested in contributing constructive, rigorous analysis to the public discourse, we welcome your submission.

First-time publishing? We are happy to support you through the process. Start early—and ask how.

📄 Submission guidelines and details are included in the flyer below and on our website at https://lnkd.in/gNRPhDmp