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The Good News hosted by Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. and powered by KNG Networks and Baltimore Public Media delivers insightful daily and weekly content.
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We continue to salute those heroic women in America who made a transformative impact on the evolution and progress of American democracy. The GOOD News is one such heroin of our democracy is Rosa Parks who impact lives vibrantly today across the nation and throughout the world.
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From New York Times bestselling author and 15-time GRAMMY® Award-winning artist Alicia Keys remembers her humble beginnings in New York City. The GOOD News is Alicia Keys has emerged as one of the nation’s top philanthropists and advocates supporting for the empowerment of underserved women across the nation.
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The entertainment industry has produced numerous legends and stars. The GOOD News is the memory, impact and legacy of the phenomenal Qunicy Jones will live on for generations to come.
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Black History Month and Women’s History Month intersection at the living legacy of Dr. Dorothy Irene Height, who was the phenomenal leader of the National Council of Negro Women.
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Black History is American History. The GOOD News is in the rounds of Hollywood stars today, Viola Davis continues to make history as an outstanding actress and social justice advocate.
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Hollywood stars help to broaden the understanding of the oneness of humanity in America and throughout the world. The GOOD News is that Halle Berry continues to be celebrated during Black History Month as an outstanding actress and philanthropist.
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In the world of Hollywood and in the entertainment industry, Black Americans have achieved tremendous success and impact. The GOOD News is transformative legacy of Sidney Poitier continues to be uplifted during Black History Month.
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Good health means also having a good doctor to give the right health guidance and instructions. The GOOD News is as we continue to observe Black History Month, we highlight the outstanding and historic contributions to the medical profession in America by noted Dr. Charles Richard Drew, a native of Washington, DC.
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One of the world’s leading scientists on planetary science is an African American who appears regularly on national television helping people to understand the advances in interplanetary explorations. The GOOD News is Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson is being highlighted during Black History Month because of his authoritative contributions to research and public education on global climate matters and the latest advances in scientific research
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Lana Michele Moorer, better known by her stage name MC Lyte, is an American rapper, television producer, and outstanding philanthropist. The GOOD News is that today at age of 54, MC Lyte continues to contribute to the positive and transformative content of intergenerational hip-hop music and culture.