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Bradley Gifford, founder of Spoonful, turned his personal health journey into a mission to make nutritious breakfasts accessible to underserved communities. Photo courtesy of Bradley Gifford Bradley Gifford grew up
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Bradley Gifford, founder of Spoonful, turned his personal health journey into a mission to make nutritious breakfasts accessible to underserved communities. Photo courtesy of Bradley Gifford Bradley Gifford grew up
MADISON (WKOW) — The Foundation for Black Women’s Excellence met at the Capitol Tuesday to mark seven years of their Save the Babies initiative. The initiative has been working to
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By Dr. Patrise Holden, Washington Informer, Special to Black Press USASigns in hand, on April 19th, a small crowd of about 10 people gathered in front of the Target at
