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Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition targets Berkshire Schools - Vimarsana News

Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition targets Berkshire Schools

Ascot Racecourse opens the 2024 Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition, targeting Berkshire-based schools and design colleges.

Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition targets Berkshire Schools - Vimarsana News

Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition targets Berkshire Schools

Ascot Racecourse opens the 2024 Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition, targeting Berkshire-based schools and design colleges.

Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition targets Berkshire Schools - Vimarsana News

Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition targets Berkshire Schools

Ascot Racecourse opens the 2024 Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition, targeting Berkshire-based schools and design colleges.

Black South Carolina farmer recognized for overcoming struggles to keep family's legacy from crumbling - Vimarsana News

Black South Carolina farmer recognized for overcoming struggles to keep family's legacy from crumbling

SUMTER COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — For many Black farmers in the United States in the late 1800s and 1900s, farming was the only source of income and survival for their families. Currently, the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that there are roughly 40,000 Black farmers nationwide. However, they own less than 1% of the nation’s […]

Source: yahoo.com
"We're facing extinction" Black farmers are urging for more diverse representation in agriculture - Vimarsana News

"We're facing extinction" Black farmers are urging for more diverse representation in agriculture

The number of Black owned farms in New York State is at an extreme low with less than one percent of farms being operated or owned by Black or African producers.  Two farmers are aiming to make change

Source: weny.com