RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina judges struck down the state’s latest photo voter identification law on Friday, agreeing with minority voters that Republicans rammed through rules tainted by racial bias as a way to remain in power. Two of the three trial judges declared the December 2018 law is unconstitutional, even though it was […]
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Chris Jackson played at Wichita Southeast high school before receiving a scholarship at Barton County community college where he developed into a complete player. Friends university a D1 NAIA four school pick his talent up for the next two years and the rest is history. Chris now is a devoted father AAU coach and works
Cascade Sports Interview With Jerry Sipple Bridging The Gap Between Sports & Education series #12
Cascade Sports Interview With D’mario Newton Bridging The Gap Between Sports & Education series #11 D,emorio Newton late bloomer started playing basketball in the eighth grade played high school basketball in Wichita Heights Kansas College Worrell Fort Scott community college Kansas receive the associate in business then went on to St. Mary’s University in Leavenworth
Commentary on women who refused to support Hillary Clinton in 2015
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Doug Schroederis the new Executive Director of Kscpost, the overseer of Kansas Law enforcement agencies. We discussed police and the black communities.
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Talking to young, black men, regarding their lifestyles.
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We sit down with City Councilwoman Lavonta Williams as she discusses what in the works for improving the community of Wichita. She explains in detail the “aquatic program”, the renovations of Wichita State, future construction projects, tackling drug use and homelessness, and future plans for the Boys and Girls Club building on 21st and Grove.
Looking Towards The Future With Lavonta Williams. Read More »
: Today we are with Fran Jackson of the Wichita African American Council of Elders, an organization dedicated to the promotion of African American history and heritage, helping African Americans youth in education and improving economic opportunities for African American families. Councilwoman Jackson talks about the history of the Council, her thoughts on improving the
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What’s Up Wichita sits down with local business owner Curtis Bowen as he discusses his life journey, how he became an electrician, and the advantages to working as a tradesman
Working As A Tradesman With Curtis Bowen. Read More »
