Author: Jazzy T
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In 2014 a group of Black community leaders in Rochester came together to ensure that we have a seat at the table when it comes to policies and procedures that impact us. Jackie Campbell, one of the founding members of The Black Agenda Group, says the organization is made up of volunteers who are on […]
There’s no end in sight for Rochester City School District parents and students struggling with remote learning. Just before the start of the 2020 School Year, RCSD announced that kids would be kept out of the classroom for the first 10 weeks, due to COVID concerns. On Thursday, Superintendent Meyers-Small announced that in-person classes are […]
There is a lot going on this weekend. It’s the last few days of early voting. Halloween is Saturday. And New York’s new seatbelt law goes into effect on Sunday. The current law does not require people age 16+ to wear a seatbelt while sitting in the backseat, but that changes on November 1, 2020. […]
Any in-person SUNY student who wants to go home for the Holidays, will first have to test negative for coronavirus. Those who are infected or exposed within 14 days before Thanksgiving break, will be isolated or quarantined on campus. Chancellor Jim Malatras says the idea behind the massive testing is to stop the spread to […]
It is literally my job to entertain people everyday. There’s no limit to what I will do, if it brings a smile to the viewers face. When my boss asked me to walk through one of the Most Intense Haunted Attractions in North America, I took off running SCARED.
Busta Rhymes is dropping his first CD in 11 years! A fictional “end of the world” was looming when he dropped the 1st Extinction Level Event in 1998. Of course Y2K didn’t happen, but the world as we know it did end in March. So it’s only fitting that Busta releases ELE part 2 in […]
“I’ve been in the Oval office with both of the men running for President, and I can tell you they are very different.” That’s how former President Obama started began his speech in Philadelphia on Wednesday. He described the many ways Donald Trump has failed the American people by treating the presidency as a reality […]
Megan Thee Stallion published an opinion piece in the New York Times exposing stereotypes and prejudices that women face in 2020. This comes on the heels of her Saturday Night Life performance which called called out the lack of justice for Breonna Taylor. The article comes with a powerful visual. Why I Speak Up for […]
When the Coronavirus hit New York, all non-essential businesses, including the DMV, shut down to stop the spread. Now that local offices have re-opened, it’s time to renew those DMV documents, including vehicle inspections, vehicle registrations, and non-driver IDs. The expiration date of these documents was postponed but only until November 3 2020. So if […]
Even though her hit TV show has ended, Kerry Washington is still speaking out about the ‘Scandal’ in the White House. The actress has been using her social media platform to expose racial and social injustices and the importance of voting in the upcoming election. She is very cleaver in the way her posts are […]