Voting ended on Saturday for a president in Togo which has been led by the same family for 53 years.
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Sunday, February 23, 2020
Meet The Three Brothers Who Are Launching A Black-Owned Kentucky Bourbon Brand
Three brothers are planning to launch their own Kentucky bourbon through their company Brough Brothers Distillery in honor of their surname.
According to BlackBusiness.com, it will be one of the only black-owned distilleries in the country and the first black-owned business of its kind in the state of Kentucky. The trio of brothers—Victor, Christian, and Bryson Yarbrough—went on their own separate paths as they progressed through life but came back together to start this business venture. Their goal was to create their own products to make an impact locally and globally.
Victor, who has been abroad in England for the last 10 years, initially came up with the idea of bottling wines and other drinks in the U.K. He and his brothers are hoping to expand their reach to other areas by exporting their products while also making them available locally.
The distillery, which will be built on 2,200 square feet, will house the Kentucky bourbon production as well as a taste-testing room. They have chosen to establish it on the West End as it has shown great potential for revitalization.
“Realistically we’re going to be producing gin and vodka as well as bourbon,” Victor, the CEO of Brough Brothers Bourbon, told WHAS11. “We’re doing our job to help promote Kentucky outside of the U.S.”
“It’s a fantastic feeling but for us, it’s all about giving back to the community,” he continued. “We want to give back to the city just from our knowledge of pretty much going around the world. We wanted to be able to focus all that knowledge back into the city and give back.”
The company, whose bourbon is currently distributed through Amazon in the United Kingdom, expects to officially launch in Louisville next month, according to Louisville Business First. The brothers say they hope to hire four people at the distillery once it’s up and running.
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Black Doctors Unite To Open The First Black-Owned Urgent Care Center In Chicago’s Southside
Last spring, a group of black doctors, Reuben C. Rutland, MD, Airron Richardson, MD, Michael A. McGee, MD, and former NFL player Dr. Gregory Primus, teamed up to open the first black-owned urgent care center in Chicago’s Southside Hyde Park neighborhood.
“We live in the neighborhood and recognize when our children were injured or sick there was no urgent care nearby,” Dr. Airron Richardson, co-founder of the urgent care facility told ABC7Chicago. “You had to go to a completely different neighborhood several miles away.”
Premier Health Urgent Care looks to reduce the lack of access to adequate health services. The center wants to provide the community proper access to basic services while also including other important services, mental health and wellness. Many times individuals go straight to the local hospitals for basic health services which often can be the most expensive and most inefficient way of delivering healthcare.
“So you have the choice of waiting eight hours in the emergency department for something minor, or coming to an urgent care and waiting 10 or 15 minutes and getting it done,” Dr. Rutland explained to ABC7Chicago.
Premier Health wants to be an affordable healthcare source for the community treating everything from the common cold to bruises and sprains.
“We are happy to open an urgent care in Hyde Park because the community needs it. I see so many urban professionals who either delay or go without care because of time constraints. No one has 8 hours to wait in the emergency department for a minor illness or the flexibility to wait 3 weeks because their primary care doctor is booked solid. We are here to help fill that gap,” says Dr. Rutland in The Chicago Crusader. “We are not in competition with the doctors’ offices or the emergency department. We are a supplement to them both, to help relieve the stress on those two facilities.”
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McDonald’s Now Has Quarter Pounder-Scented Candles
Have you ever not wanted to leave a McDonald’s restaurant because the scent of the burgers leaves you in ecstasy? Have no fear, the answer to that issue is here! McDonald’s has recently announced that you can now have the smell of their burgers in the comfort of your own home!
The fast-food giant has placed the power in your hands by launching the Quarter Pounder Fan Club! This was done to “give everyone a tangible way to publicly display their affection for the hot and deliciously juicy 100% fresh beef** Quarter Pounder.”
As seen on the Golden Arches Unlimited website, “Do you have a burning love for the Quarter Pounder? Would you like some burning candles too?” If so, now you can purchase the Quarter Pounder Scented Candle Pack! The approximate burn time for these candles is 25 hours, enough to keep you on edge for an entire day. There is a set of 6 custom scented candles in glass containers, inspired by Quarter Pounder ingredients: Bun, Ketchup, Pickle, Cheese, Onion, and 100% Fresh Beef**.”
Just in case you are REALLY a McDonald’s Quarter Pounder connoisseur:
The exclusive Quarter Pounder Fan Club merch includes:
- Quarter Pounder Scented Candle Pack: Because there’s no better smell than 100% fresh beef and a perfect combination of toppings.
- Couples Quarter Pounder Mittens: To hold hands and hold a hot and deliciously juicy Quarter Pounder cooked just for you right when you order.
- 2020 Quarter Pounder Calendar: This year, may your days be filled with joy. And 100% pure North American fresh beef.
- “Quarter Pounder with Love” Locket: For those who figuratively keep the Quarter Pounder close to their heart. Now you can. Literally.
- Quarter Pounder Fan Club T-Shirt: There are t-shirts. Then there are t-shirts with burger-related fan club logos on them. This is the second one and it’s made with 100% cotton for an irresistibly comfy fit.
- “I’d Rather Be Eating a Quarter Pounder” Sticker: Yeah, us too!
- Quarter Pounder Fan Club Pin: A mini reminder that the Quarter Pounder is anything but subtle!
And one last thing, “On February 26, we will be honoring one lucky city that takes their fandom for the Quarter Pounder to new heights. To pay tribute, we’ll be unveiling a larger-than-life monument of this iconic burger. Just how big? Imagine a bronze statue so memorable that the sesame seeds on the bun are more than 20 times the size you experience on the delicious Quarter Pounder.”
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Saturday, February 22, 2020
A chemist investigates how proteins assume their shape
When proteins are first made in our cells, they often exist as floppy chains until specialized cellular machinery helps them fold into the right shapes. Only after achieving this correct structure can most proteins perform their biological functions.
Many diseases, including genetic disorders like cystic fibrosis and brittle bone disease, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, are linked to defects in this protein folding process. Matt Shoulders, a recently tenured associate professor in the Department of Chemistry, is trying to understand how protein folding happens in human cells and how it goes wrong, in hopes of finding ways to prevent diseases linked to protein misfolding.
“In the human cell, there are tens of thousands of proteins. The vast majority of proteins must eventually attain some well-defined three-dimensional structure to carry out their functions,” Shoulders says. “Protein misfolding and protein aggregation happen a lot, even in healthy cells. My research group’s interest is in how cells get proteins folded into a functional conformation, in the right place and at the right time, so they can stay healthy.”
In his lab at MIT, Shoulders uses a variety of techniques to study the “proteostasis network,” which comprises about a thousand components that cooperate to enable cells to maintain proteins in the right conformations.
“Proteostasis is exceedingly important. If it breaks down, you get disease,” he says. “There’s this whole system in cells that helps client proteins get to the shapes they need to get to, and if folding fails the system responds to try and address the problem. If it can’t be solved, the network actively works to dispose of misfolded or aggregated client proteins.”
Building new structures
Growing up in the Appalachian Mountains, Shoulders was homeschooled by his mother, along with his five siblings. The family lived on a small farm near Blacksburg, Virginia, where his father was an accounting professor at Virginia Tech. Shoulders credits his grandfather, a chemistry professor at Ohio Northern University and Alice Lloyd College, with kindling his interest in chemistry.
“My family had a policy that the kids helped clean up the kitchen after dinner. I hated doing it,” he recalls. “Fortunately for me, there was one exception: If we had company, and if you were in an adult conversation with the company, you could get out of cleaning the kitchen. So I spent many hours, starting at the age of 5 or 6, talking about chemistry with my grandfather after dinner.”
Before starting college at nearby Virginia Tech, Shoulders spent a couple of years working as a carpenter.
“That’s when I discovered that I really liked building things,” he says. “When I went to college I was thinking about fields to get into, and I realized chemistry was an opportunity to merge those two things that I had begun to find very exciting — building things but also thinking at the molecular level. A big part of what chemists do is make things that have never been made before, by connecting atoms in different ways.”
As an undergraduate, Shoulders worked in the lab of chemistry professor Felicia Etzkorn, devising ways to synthesize complex new molecules, including stable peptides that mimic protein functions. In graduate school at the University of Wisconsin, he worked with Professor Ronald Raines, who is now on the faculty at MIT. At Wisconsin, Shoulders began to study protein biophysics, with a focus on the physical and chemical factors that control which structure a given protein adopts and how stable the structure is.
For his graduate studies, Shoulders analyzed how proteins fold while in a solution in a test tube. Once he finished his PhD, he decided to delve into how proteins fold in their natural environment: living cells.
“Experiments in test tubes are a great way to get some insight but, ultimately, we want to know how the biological system works,” Shoulders says. To that end, he went to the Scripps Research Institute to do a postdoc with professors Jeffery Kelly and Luke Wiseman, who study diseases caused by protein misfolding.
Neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases are perhaps the best known protein misfolding disorders, but there are thousands of others, most of which affect smaller numbers of people. Kelly, Wiseman, and many others, including the late MIT biology professor Susan Lindquist, have shown that protein misfolding is linked to cellular signaling pathways involved in stress responses.
“When protein folding goes awry, these signaling pathways recognize it and try to fix the problem. If they succeed, then all is well, but if they fail, that almost always leads to disease,” Shoulders says.
Disrupted protein folding
Since joining the MIT faculty in 2012, Shoulders and his students have developed a number of chemical and genetic techniques for first perturbing different aspects of the proteostasis network and then observing how protein folding is affected.
In one major effort, Shoulders’ lab is exploring how cells fold collagen. Collagen, an important component of connective tissue, is the most abundant protein in the human body and, at more than 4,000 amino acids, is also quite large. There are as many as 50 different diseases linked to collagen misfolding, and most have no effective treatments, Shoulders says.
Another major area of interest is the evolution of proteins, especially viral proteins. Shoulders and his group have shown that flu viruses’ rapid evolution depends in part on their ability to hijack some components of the proteostasis network of the host cells they infect. Without this help, flu viruses can’t adapt nearly as rapidly.
In the long term, Shoulders hopes that his research will help to identify possible new ways to treat diseases that arise from aberrant protein folding. In theory, restoring the function of a single protein involved in folding could help with a variety of diseases linked to misfolding.
“You might not need one drug for each disease — you might be able to develop one drug that treats many different diseases,” he says. “It’s a little speculative right now. We still need to learn much more about the basics of proteostasis network function, but there is a lot of promise.”
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PHOTOS: Michael B. Jordan, Lena Waithe, Cynthia Erivo, and more STUN at the NAACP Image Awards
The 51st annual NAACP Image Awards are going down in Pasadena and that means Hollywood’s best and brightest are all in attendance.
Folks like Lena Waithe, Cynthia Erivo, Michael B. Jordan, and more all brought their best style game to the night that celebrates the achievements of people of color in film, TV, music, and literature. The show also acknowledges people and organizations who promote social justice through entertainment.
While some took a more traditional approach to the black-tie affair, others chose more outrageous ensembles.
NAACP Image Awards announces nominations for 51st annual ceremony
Check out a few of our favorite photos:
Lena Waithe
The Queen & Slim writer looked ready for the spotlight in this suit.
Michael B. Jordan
The Just Mercy star opted for a traditional tux.
Ryan Michelle Bathe
The First Wives Club star was all smiles in this white and black gown.
Sterling K. Brown
The This Is Us actor showed up in this classic look.
H.E.R.
The songbird wore a tie-dye outfit and her signature shades.
Lyric Ross
Check out this eccentric ensemble from the young This Is Us star.
Jill Scott
The singer/actress is ready for the night’s festivities in this retro look.
Matthew A. Cherry
The Oscar-winning creator of Hair Love looked dapper in his white suit jacket.
Karan Kendrick
The Just Mercy star was a vision in this gorgeous black gown.
Da’Vine Joy Randolph
The Dolemite Is My Name star was part of the mint green trend we saw on tonight’s carpet.
Cynthia Erivo
The Harriet star was part of the mint green gown trend that seemed to be sweeping the Image Awards.
Angela Bassett
This icon had all of the other ladies green with envy when she hit the carpet.
Yara Shahidi
The Grown-ish star showed up looking lovely as ever.
Deon Cole
This funny man wore blue velvet bell-bottoms when he hit the red carpet.
Tracee Ellis Ross
Marsai Martin
The Little star continues to light up every room she enters.
Shahidi Wright Joseph
The Us star showed off her softer side in this blue ball gown.
Robin Thede
Thede was looking like Holywood royalty in this shimmering silver gown
Storm Reid
The Euphoria starlet hit the carpet looking grown and sexy.
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Single and searching? The DMs can be your best friend.
A few weeks ago, I had the honor of hosting an event in New York City called “Slide in Their DMs IRL”, produced by I Don’t Do Clubs and featuring a panel of outspoken Black Millenials. Pop culture references about direct messages, such as Yo Gotti’s 2016 hit, “Down in the DM” and even the normalization of the term, “slide into the DMs” suggest that most young folks are comfortable using technology for their romantic (or purely sexual) endeavors. The discussion, however, came to a different conclusion.
Many people are still hesitant and frankly uncertain when it comes to navigating DM dating. The reason is simple, while anecdotal stories about outlandish pick up lines, lusty scenarios and even finding true love are entertaining, they don’t offer a blueprint on how to land a win when you’re not aiming for adult film screenshots or a rom-com moment.
Using DMs to your advantage is easier than you think.
Looking to achieve real success in the DM game? Here are some practical tips to elevate your technique.
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Take the Time to Get Right
Identified your target? Great. Now spend an afternoon reviewing your social media profile before you reach out. Make sure your pictures look right—delete unbecoming images and captions. Get your bio caption together. Edit your LinkedIn page. The first thing someone will do after you reach out is…look you up—that will be your official hello. Make sure it sells everything you have to offer.
Be Clear
Don’t ask about business, a mutual friend or for a recommendation to something random when what you really want is a date. You think you’re easing into things, but you’re really protecting your ego from rejection—and confusing the person on the other end. Make it clear from the jump that you are interested in a d-a-t-e. Ask whether the person is single, offer a non-sexual compliment and make your request—a date, a call, more texts. Take decisive action.
Be a Decent Human
Don’t let the screen and keys desensitize you to the truth: There is a real person on the other end. Treat this interaction with the same level of respect and boundaries you’d offer the person if you were meeting for the first time in real life. Remember, charm, sarcasm and humor don’t translate well via text so leave the wit for the IRL meet-up.
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Limit the Level Up’ing
If there is someone you feel you’d have a genuine connection with (creatively, professionally, interest-wise) who catches your eye, great, reach out. But messaging people who are clearly not a fit (re: out of your league) is fan mail. You increase your chances of success by selecting people who will be excited to hear from you due to mutual attraction, interests, etc.
Silence or Ghosting = Nah
As in real life, everyone you like won’t like you. It’s her or his loss. Your crush is not obligated to respond to you. Silence, or even ghosting after initial contact, is effective communication—it’s a no. While rejection doesn’t feel good, it is part of taking the risk. If you don’t hear back after one or two texts back off.
Move to IRL ASAP
Best-case scenario, the person you’re admiring is feeling you too, now what? Avoid the trap of staying in the DM abyss by setting up a real-life meet up as soon as possible. The ideal first encounter is something that offers the flexibility to cut the interaction short if something feels off when you meet face-to-face. Set up a coffee or drink date in an area that also allows for quick and fun options for lunch or dinner, or to check out shops or events. If the date is going well, upgrade to a longer option and if it’s a struggle or disappointment, politely cut things short after the drink.
Tia Brown is a licensed therapist, life coach and journalist who specializes in real life, practical tips that work. Follow her on IG @tiabrowntalks.
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Jason Johnson slammed for calling Sanders’ aides ‘island of misfit Black girls’
Jason Johnson, a Morgan State University journalism professor, faces scrutiny for his controversial remarks during an appearance Friday on SiriusXM’s The Karen Hunter Show.
Johnson, also an MSNBC contributor, called some of Sen. Bernie Sanders‘s (I-Vt.) presidential campaign staffers as an “island of misfit black girls,” according to Newsweek. The comment provoked a gasp from a person in the studio, the report says.
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The social media backlash was swift, with many of Sanders’ supporters demanding the network sever ties with the professor for the misogynoir statement.
Johnson also accused Sanders’ supporters of being closed-minded from opinions from Black and Latino figures, though polls showing Sanders has the most support from people of color in Nevada and other primary states.
“I do find it fascinating that the racist, liberal white seem to love them some Bernie Sanders,” Johnson said. “And always have a problem with any person of color who doesn’t want to follow the orthodox of their lord and savior Bernie Sanders.”
Johnson is also the Politics Editor for The Root where he writes for the “Black Power Rankings” political columns.
According to Newsweek, “Johnson did not respond to Newsweek’s requests for additional comment Saturday morning.”
Benjamin P. Dixon took a shot at Johnson during his appearance on MSNBC.
“There is a large coalition of people who believe in what he’s trying to do for the working class because there a lot of Black people who are working-class,” Dixon said. “And not just ‘misfits’ according to Dr. Jason Johnson of your network.”
Many people took to Twitter to share their thoughts with the hashtag #FireJasonJohnson, which became a trending topic.
Black people have just been the most disappointing this February. I truly cannot believe there are Black people who support what @DrJasonJohnson said, simply because it came with a side of Bernie criticism. Malcolm X would be fucking spitting. #FireJasonJohnson
— The Blacker The Bernie Bro, The Sweeter The Juice (@yourvokalnews) February 22, 2020
#FireJasonJohnson is only trending because he told the truth about "Bigot Bernie and the Nutrasweet Negresses."
He ain't told one lie here. pic.twitter.com/ZkebLLACS8
— ⚖️Liz Warren Committed A Murder on 2/19/20 ⚖️ (@KHiveQueenB) February 22, 2020
“Racist, liberal whites seem to love them some Bernie Sanders.
He cares nothing for intersectionality. I don’t care how many people from the island of misfit Black girls you throw out there to defend you.”@DrJasonJohnson on Bernie’s staff & supporters. MSNBC should sever ties. pic.twitter.com/abxZKsFhaA
— Samuel D. Finkelstein II (@CANCEL_SAM) February 21, 2020
Jason Johnson has the nerve to say he cares about intersectionality and then say the leftist women of color who have so often been the vanguard justice in America are #MisfitBlackGirls . MSNBC was already trash but this is too much #FireJasonJohnson https://t.co/3SdFPDvmav
— Nigel J Franklin🌹 (@SagaciousNJ) February 22, 2020
On MSNBC, @BenjaminPDixon calls out @MSNBC @DrJasonJohnson’s attack on @BernieSanders’ Black women staffers | Media Matters for America
Cc: @briebriejoy and all the Island of #MisfitBlackGirls
Thank you BPD👊🏾🤗 https://t.co/9knaF48N9H— Nina Turner (@ninaturner) February 22, 2020
Many used the #MisfitBlackGirls hashtag to air their grievances and stand firm in their political rights in opposition to Johnson’s comments.
Leslie Mac, said, “Personal attacks on Black Women in politics are never okay,” and proudly proclaimed she’s a “Misfit Island Black Girl.”
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Personal attacks on Black Women in politics are never okay. Feel free to call me a #MisfitIslandBlackGirl too @DrJasonJohnson & cut that out.
My personal politic requires me to say something when I know it’s wrong. Even when I know I’ll never be afforded the same courtesy.
— Leslie Mac (@LeslieMac) February 21, 2020
When they call us misfits & point out our color.
When they call grown women girls & make it public.
We hold our heads high & set our eyes to the sky.
We lift up our voices & with 🔥 in our souls, we press forward to break the unjust mold. #MisfitBlackGirl #MisfitBlackGirls pic.twitter.com/2yVjC8NSCR
— Cori Bush (@CoriBush) February 22, 2020
#MisfitBlackGirls all day. We will not be silent about personal attacks on Black women and that’s that on that. https://t.co/YGbEqJTApW
— blackness everdeen 🐺 (@traceyecorder) February 21, 2020
.@briebriejoy is a light unto the world and a true professional.
I have 3 daughters. I hope they never deal with a Jason Johnson type: an insecure man who tramples on women who dare to think for themselves.
Jason – it’s time to apologize. #MisfitBlackGirls https://t.co/2oRz7SL2Ed
— Joel Rubin (@JoelMartinRubin) February 22, 2020
I'm a proud misfit. Jason Johnson needs to apologise to all women of color who use their critical thinking skills #MisfitBlackGirls pic.twitter.com/phSiGEkC6O
— GlamourNerd (@Glamour_Nerd) February 22, 2020
Nina Turner is OUR General! #MisfitBlackGirls @ninaturner pic.twitter.com/zmtB9e4MAG
— Dawidi (@DawidisK) February 22, 2020
On the Island of #misfitblackgirls we will have:
🔘 Free Healthcare
🔘 Universal Pre-k & Childcare
🔘 Livable Wages
🔘 Clean, renewable energy
🔘 Debt-Free College
🔘 Housing for Everyone
🔘 Racial Justice
🔘 Fair ElectionsThings we don’t allow:
❌ Jason Johnson— Dr. Victoria Dooley (@DrDooleyMD) February 22, 2020
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House to vote on 120-year-old long overdue anti-lynching bill
The nation’s only Black congressman bravely stood on the House floor in front of a majority of white people in 1900, 120 years ago this week, to read aloud a piece anti-lynching legislation.
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Rep. George Henry White (R-N.C.) witnessed a year earlier a violent race riot in Wilmington, N.C., where a mob of white supremacists killed as many as 60 black people, according to the 1898 Wilmington Race Riot Report. He researched every lynching victim across the country over two years, writes the Washington Post.
“I tremble with horror for the future of our nation. When I think what must be the inevitable result if mob violence is not stamped out of existence and law once permitted to reign supreme,” he said, the Post notes.
The bill never made it out of committee but 120-years later the House of Representatives may fulfill White’s legislative dream.
On Thursday, House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer (D-Md) announced that the House will vote next week to officially make lynching a federal hate crime, “which Congress failed to do nearly 200 times in the 20th century since White’s bill in 1900,” the Post says.
The historic bill, called “The Emmett Till Antilynching Act,” would make lynching and mob-related killing punishable up to life in prison.
The bill is named for Emmett Till, the 14-year-old African American boy who was brutally beaten and lynched in Mississippi in 1955, becoming a martyr during the Civil Rights Movement.
The bill was introduced by Rep. Bobby L. Rush (D-Ill) in the House and passed the Senate last year and was spearheaded with the help of Sens. Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.), Cory Booker (D-N.J.), and Tim Scott (R-S.C.).
Harris said that lynching is a part of the nation’s “uncomfortable history” that hasn’t been “truly acknowledge” or “reconciled” with, The Hill reports.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, says in praise, “Next week, we will finally take concrete steps to address this dark and shameful chapter in American history by bringing the Emmett Till Antilynching Act to a vote on the House floor,” according to a press release from Majority Leader Hoyer.
Rep. Rush echoed the same sentiments, saying, “For too long, lynching has not been classified as a federal crime, but to borrow a quote from Rev. King, ‘the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.'”
READ MORE: WATCH | The evil history of lynching and why President Trump’s tweet was disrespectful
If the bill passes next week, it will head to the desk of Donald Trump to be signed into law.
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