Sydney Anderson is a journalist based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, focusing on local news and issues. She writes for The Black Wall Street Times and her work has also appeared in publications such as Colorado State University. Sydney's articles cover a range of topics including social justice, sports, politics, and breaking news stories.
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Sydney Anderson's coverage focuses on local news, including crime, sports, and entertainment. She seems to prioritize evolving stories and breaking news. If you have firsthand information or exclusive insights into ongoing local events in the United States, particularly in Oklahoma or Tulsa, she may be interested.
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Through specialized fund managers and direct startups, the NAACP Capital stimulates technology and the advancement of the capital system.
By: Sydney Anderson
An Iranian student walked outside her university in her bra and underwear before officials arrested her Sunday.
By: Sydney Anderson
Black Girl Magic took over in Louisiana as Calcea Johnson and Ne'Kiya Johnson cracked a math problem that had stumped scholars for ages.
By: Sydney Anderson
On November 5th, history was made, as both Lisa Blunt Rochester and Angela Alsobrooks won their races, marking the first time two Black women will serve simultaneously in the U.S Senate.
A convicted felon cannot vote for who will become the next president, yet somehow Donald Trump is permitted to lead the nation again.
By: Sydney Anderson
On Sunday, October 15, a peaceful and exciting homecoming celebration at Tuskegee University erupted into madness and chaos.
By: Sydney Anderson
Millions of dollars are on the line, as the Kansas City Chiefs' star duo, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, became victims of October home invasions.
By: Sydney Anderson
A mother’s worst nightmare occurred on Friday at Charles County Public School, as her child was allegedly hung by the neck by an older bully.
In early October, Alabama A&M football player Medrick Burnett Jr. sustained a head injury during a rivalry game against Alabama State, leading to his hospitalization and tragic passing last Wednesday.
By: Sydney Anderson
Byron Allen filed a lawsuit against McDonald’s, accusing the company of racial discrimination, seeking more than $10 billion in damages.
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