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CRT vs Critical Race Theory Part 1 - Vimarsana News

CRT vs Critical Race Theory Part 1

"What most people are upset about is not Critical Race Theory, it's CRT." What's the difference between CRT and Critical Race Theory? You might think they are the same, but they aren't and Michael Harriot is here to explain why they aren't the same. 

Setting Boundaries Is Good For Your Mental Health - Vimarsana News

Setting Boundaries Is Good For Your Mental Health

Maiysha brings on NYT Best selling author Nedra Glover Tawwab, a family therapist who just released her new book Drama Free: A Guide to Managing Unhealthy Family Relationships. Maiysha and Nedra discuss the importance of setting boundaries in all your relationships which includes family, personal and work. They also delved into the importance of mental health, especially in the Black community. 

How Black and white New Orleans was kept separate through covenants, steering and blockbusting - Vimarsana News

How Black and white New Orleans was kept separate through covenants, steering and blockbusting

In Follow the Line Part 2, experts speak on how discriminatory practices found their way from the top of the federal government to the deed on your property.

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How Black and white New Orleans was kept separate - Vimarsana News

How Black and white New Orleans was kept separate

Over time, though, the ingredients, or rather the people in that gumbo, began to separate and it wasn't by coincidence.

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Black people and UNO are a match made in heaven, Volume 1,754,995 - Vimarsana News

Black people and UNO are a match made in heaven, Volume 1,754,995

How Black people play UNO should be in the official rules, and it should be part of the curriculum at HBCUs.