July 23

The Head! The Head!

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Check out this clip of Cam’ron playing ball in high school. He was actually a good player but there is another player (#22) who steals the show in this clip with his odd shaped head. Can you guess who that is?

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July 22

Throwback song of The Day-Talking All that Jazz

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Throwback song-Stetsasonic- Talking All that Jazz

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July 22

Financial Tip Of the Day

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So when you get your reports, check for inaccuracies; the bureaus are required to investigate and correct them once you report them. Look, too, for things that may lower your credit rating, including open lines of credit you never use or accounts you thought had been closed long ago.

The bureaus may have different information about your credit history, which means your credit score can vary somewhat from bureau to bureau. So it’s important to view reports from all three.

You can get any of the bureaus’ credit reports free at www.freeannualcreditreport.com and your FICO score from MyFICO.com. Then check if this is true: If you’ve been turned down for credit, employment or housing in the past 60 days, you may receive a free credit report from all of the three credit bureaus

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July 21

Throwback Song of the Day-Dre Day

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Dr. Dre and Snoop-Dre Day
Once again a classic combination

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July 21

Today In Black History – July 21

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In 1943, Charles B. Hall became the first black fighter pilot to down an enemy aircraft. Hall was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his valor in this World War II action. His squadron presented him with its own reward, a chilled bottle of Coke, a precious commodity in the Mediterranean theater. Hall was a member of the 99th Fighter Squadron.

Also on this date:

1864 America’s first daily Black newspaper is established in New Orleans…The New Orleans Tribune.

1896 National Association of Colored Women was founded in Washington D.C.  Dr. Mary Church Terrell is elected as the groups first president.

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