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Jamal Bryant’s Stunning Call Out: Rick Ross and DEI Boycott

August 30, 2025August 30, 2025 SnapLive Newscelebrity accountability, community activism, consumer choices, DEI boycott, diversity, equity, inclusion, Jamal Bryant, Rick Ross, social responsibility

Jamal Bryants stunning call out of Rick Ross is sparking an important conversation about social responsibility, highlighting the critical role of the DEI boycott in driving change. As we navigate the complexities of consumer choices, Bryant urges celebrities to lead by example and consider the impact of their shopping habits on marginalized communities. Read More

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Kamala Harris’ Exclusive 15-City Book Tour: Must-Read Memoir

August 25, 2025August 25, 2025 SnapLive News15-city tour, book tour, diversity, empowerment, identity, Kamala Harris, memoir, political journey, public service, womens empowerment

Join Kamala Harris on her exclusive 15-city book tour, where her must-read memoir offers a captivating glimpse into her journey as a groundbreaking Vice President, shaping a vision for America’s future while inspiring readers to get involved in their communities. Read More

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Captains of Industry: Exclusive Honors for Sheryl Lee Ralph

August 13, 2025August 13, 2025 SnapLive Newsactivism, Black Voices, Captains of Industry, diversity, empowerment, entertainment industry, honors, inspiring change, representation, Sheryl Lee Ralph

At the recent Captains of Industry International Summit and Gala, Sheryl Lee Ralph honors not only her remarkable career but also amplify the vital conversations around empowerment and representation in the entertainment industry, inspiring a new generation of creatives to rise and be heard. Read More

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Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Exclusive Kickoff at Book Festival

August 13, 2025August 13, 2025 SnapLive NewsBlack authors, Black Book Festival, community empowerment, cultural representation, diversity, Ketanji Brown Jackson, literary activism, literature, Marthas Vineyard, social justice

Ketanji Brown Jacksons exclusive kickoff at the Marthas Vineyard Black Book Festival not only celebrated her historic achievements but also highlighted the vital themes of representation and cultural diversity in literature. Her inspiring address reminded attendees that books are powerful instruments of change, urging us all to embrace diverse voices and perspectives. Read More