Will this be, “Different Pockets On The Same Pants?”

Will this be, “Different Pockets On The Same Pants?”

HOUSTON — Everything is bigger in Texas, including the shock of this win. On November 3, Gina Hinojosa defeated three-term Republican Governor Greg Abbott and became the first Latina and the first Democrat to hold the office since Ann Richards. James Talarico defeated Ken Paxton for the U.S. Senate. Democrats also took lieutenant governor, attorney general, and comptroller. The same night, Keisha Lance Bottoms became the first Black woman elected governor of any U.S. state when she won in Georgi


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Worshipful Sir Colonel Dr. Laurent Khaiat Brings International Civic Leadership to Global Peace Summit 2026
Organizers, volunteers, diplomats and media teams powered the Global Peace Summit 2026 in Manhattan. H.E. Sangeeta Dua Kataria, Ambassador-at-Large for the Kingdom of Kush, joined delegates advancing peace, dignity and global partnership.

Worshipful Sir Colonel Dr. Laurent Khaiat Brings International Civic Leadership to Global Peace Summit 2026

Worshipful Sir Colonel Dr. Laurent Khaiat, P.M., was among the international leaders represented at the Global Peace Summit 2026 in Manhattan, a gathering dedicated to peace, service, diplomacy, and global cooperation.


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From Louisiana’s “Good Darky” Statue to the Million Man March: Who Defines Black Manhood?
Michael Muhammad, Darryl 7x, Louis Ali, j19 in front of the “Good Darky” and LSU Rural Life Museum in Baton, Rouge La. Photo by J19

From Louisiana’s “Good Darky” Statue to the Million Man March: Who Defines Black Manhood?

BATON ROUGE, La. — The bronze man under the oaks at the LSU Rural Life Museum still tips his hat. One hand raised, the other at his side. The 1927 plaque on the pedestal is plain: “Erected by the City of Natchitoches in grateful recognition of the arduous and faithful service of THE GOOD DARKIES OF LOUISIANA.” Donated by J.L. Bryan. A later plate notes that the figure, sculpted by Hans Schuler of Baltimore, was given to the museum in 1972 by Mrs. Jo Bryan Ducournau of Hope Plantation. A museum


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