Atlanta-Based Black Entrepreneur Offers One-Stop Online Store to Purchase Top-Named Antivirus Software
Atlanta, GA — An Atlanta businessman is offering customers a one-stop online store to purchase top-named antivirus software to protect your home or business computers. Joel Udotong, founder of the 3-year old Blue Jade Services, says customers can purchase a variety of …
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(BPRW) Hyams Foundation Releases First-of-its-Kind Report on Racial Equity in Boston
New report gauges attitudes on race, policies, and quality of life among people of color. (Black PR Wire) Boston – The Hyams Foundation has released Racial Inequities, Policy Solutions: Perceptions of Boston’s Communities of Color on Racism and Race Relations, a comprehensive, …
HBCU SPORTS: Softball Recaps: April 11
Alabama State 7, South Carolina State 0 Alabama State 6, South Carolina State 3 ORANGEBURG, S.C. – Justine Jean recorded a career-high in strikeouts to lead Alabama State to a sweep of South Carolina State on the road Wednesday afternoon. GAME 1 Alabama …
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