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A safety net for deported people, Trump’s DC takeover, NYC’s e-bike crackdown and more stories you’ve missed
Some of this week’s most important URL Media network stories reveal the dangers of President Trump’s D.C. power grab.
URL Media Announces Latina Media Co as newest member of its network
Co-founded in 2018 by Cristina Escobar and Nicola Schultz, Latina Media Co adds an ambitious collection of entertainment analysis to the URL Media network.
Netflix hit recycles tropes, Native tribe vs. descendants of enslaved people and more stories you missed
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Meet The 19th News Fellow Sabreen Dawud
Hello, this week from URL Media Senior Recruiter Sonali Kohli. Our recruitment and talent development team is currently working with outgoing Frances Ellen Watkins Harper fellows at The 19th News, to support them in finding their next role. Throughout the summer, I’ll be introducing you to these fellows with a short Q&A — hiring managers, reach out to be connected! And…
The NASA-SpaceX mission’s Assam connection
How many Assamese astronauts do you know? Let S. Mitra Kalita tell you about one who comes pretty close.
Kids face deportation court alone, the NYC mayoral race and more stories you missed this week.
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner and the power of relatable Black male representation
Black American men are reflecting on the life and legacy of the late actor and how he portrayed their dignity and complexities.
Trump ends Head Start for undocumented immigrants
Changes to the program could hurt early childhood education, critics warn. But HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. seems to be focused on a possible $374 million savings.
Saving the revolutionary designs of Black modernist architects
A partnership between the Getty Foundation and the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund has awarded nearly $5 million to preserve the work of early Black modernist architects.
Confederate monument sparks lawsuit over true history of Stone Mountain
A Confederate history organization in Georgia is suing Stone Mountain Park officials for planning a “truth-telling” exhibit that would educate visitors about the monument’s connections to racism.
Black farmers fight back, threats to citizenship and other stories you probably missed this week
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