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Al Lowe Films Presents Pillow Talking The Movie Now Available On Amazon Prime Featuring A Team Of Rising Stars Coming From Birmingham, Alabama. Al Lowe Has Produce More Films In The Past Such As Double Cross The Movie, Triple Cross The Movie, My brothers Keeper And More. Check Out Pillow Talking Now Streaming On Amazon Prime Now

Courtesy of Hampton University Hampton University, a historically Black educational institution in Virginia, has recently established a new partnership with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) within the United States Department of Defense (DoD) to provide Hampton students with a pathway to federal employment at the agency upon graduation. The joint agreement is the latest addition to the DoD’s “Taking the Pentagon to the People” program, overseen by the department’s Office for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. The initiative aims to partner with higher education institutions to cultivate a pipeline of talented and diverse young professionals to pursue careers at the DoD The post Hampton University Joins Department of Defense’s “Taking the Pentagon to the People” Progam appeared first on HBCU News.

By Taylor Giorno The decades-long battle over nearly 9,500 acres in Oklahoma is coming to a head in Washington, D.C. Rep. Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) secured a farm bill provision that would block transfer of the land, which currently hosts a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) research facility and sits atop sizable oil and gas reserves, “except as otherwise specifically authorized by law.” The USDA facility that occupies part of Fort Reno is the Oklahoma and Central Plains Agricultural Research Center, previously Grazinglands Research Laboratory, which Lucas has called “one of the crown jewels of our nation’s agricultural research facilities.” The provision The post GOP lawmaker squares off with USDA, tribes over farm bill land transfer appeared first on HBCU News.

By Brandon Brooks In response to the International Olympic Committee demanding American gymnast Jordan Chiles return her bronze medal, both U.S. Olympic officials and the internet said they ain’t having it. The IOC confirmed in a statement on this weekend that the court aims to transfer the bronze medal to Romania’s Ana Barbosu, who was previously deemed fourth during the event. Following the late overturn, which ruled U.S. coach Cecile Landi’s appeal to have Chiles’ score adjusted came four seconds too late of the scores being posted, the gymnast received an outpour of support from numerous internet users across the globe who believe The post Olympic Committee Says Jordan Chiles Must Return Her Bronze Medal appeared first on HBCU News.

By Renee Douglas Livingstone College alumna Quanera Hayes is returning home as a Gold Medalist! At 32 years old, Hayes secured her first Olympic medal as a member of the USA track team in the women’s 4x400m relay. Hayes ran an impressive 51.27-second split on the first leg, propelling the team to victory and achieving the second-fastest time in history. This victory also marked Team USA’s eighth consecutive gold in this event. Hayes’s journey to the top began at Livingstone College, a Historically Black College and University (HBCU) in Salisbury, North Carolina. A native of Hope Mills, NC, Hays stood The post HBCU alumna leaves Paris Olympics a Gold Medalist appeared first on HBCU News.