1. BlackStar Film Festival 2025: Celebrating Cinema for Liberation
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    BlackStar Film Festival 2025: Celebrating Cinema for Liberation

    The 14th annual BlackStar Film Festival returns to Philadelphia July 31–August 3, 2025 under the theme ‘Cinema for Liberation,’ centering Black, Brown, and Indigenous filmmakers.

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  2. Associate Business Operations Manager, Revenue Cycle at Loula
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    Associate Business Operations Manager, Revenue Cycle at Loula

    Loula is building the Headway for birth and postpartum doulas, making health insurance acceptance seamless. They’re hiring an Associate Biz Ops Manager to support the revenue cycle.

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  3. DeVonta Smith to miss Monday's practice with back tightness
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    DeVonta Smith to miss Monday's practice with back tightness

    Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith will miss Monday’s training camp practice with back tightness. Safety Andrew Mukuba, receiver Danny Gray, and LB Smael Mondon Jr. are also out.

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  4. Broncos, Courtland Sutton agree to 4-year, $92 million deal: Sources
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    Broncos, Courtland Sutton agree to 4-year, $92 million deal: Sources

    The Denver Broncos locked up wide receiver Courtland Sutton on a four-year, $92 million extension — $41 million guaranteed — finalized Monday after training camp practice.

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  5. Sneakers

    Nike Vomero Premium: Maximum Cushioning for Serious Runners

    The Nike Vomero Premium hits 55mm heel stack height — Nike’s most cushioned road running shoe ever built — with ZoomX foam and exposed Air Max unit for maximum recovery.

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  6. Deion Sanders Overcomes Bladder Cancer Battle, Returns to Colorado Coaching Duties
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    Deion Sanders Overcomes Bladder Cancer Battle, Returns to Colorado Coaching Duties

    Deion Sanders disclosed he underwent complete bladder removal surgery this year to defeat an aggressive bladder cancer diagnosis. His medical team at CU Cancer Center says he’s cured.

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  7. Monday Notes for July 28th, 2025
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    Monday Notes for July 28th, 2025

    Monday, July 28: Ghana mourns highlife legend Daddy Lumba at 60, Nike KD 18 Halloween drops, and Shedeur Sanders addresses his two speeding citations at Browns camp.

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  8. Research Scientist (Psychology) At Slingshot AI
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    Research Scientist (Psychology) At Slingshot AI

    Slingshot AI is hiring a Research Scientist with deep psychology training to evaluate model responses for mental health — a rare seat at the intersection of clinical science and AI product.

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  9. Founder Looking For Technical Leader
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    Founder Looking For Technical Leader

    A founder who has raised significant capital is looking for a Technical Leader to join as a core collaborator on the founding team. Reach out to Richard Kerby if you’re a fit.

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  10. John Hope Franklin: Pioneering Historian and Civil Rights Scholar
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    John Hope Franklin: Pioneering Historian and Civil Rights Scholar

    John Hope Franklin (1915–2009) stands as one of America’s most distinguished historians, reshaping how the nation understood its racial past and lending his scholarship to the civil rights movement.

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  11. Shedeur Sanders Says He's Learned His Lesson After Two Speeding Tickets
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    Shedeur Sanders Says He's Learned His Lesson After Two Speeding Tickets

    Browns rookie QB Shedeur Sanders was cited for driving 91 mph then 101 mph in Ohio within 12 days. At Friday’s camp, he said he’s learned his lesson — both tickets are settled.

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  12. Jalen Carter Returns to Practice After Missing Eagles Training Camp with Shoulder Injury
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    Jalen Carter Returns to Practice After Missing Eagles Training Camp with Shoulder Injury

    Eagles Pro Bowl DT Jalen Carter returned to practice on a limited basis Monday after missing the first three training camp sessions with a shoulder injury sustained before camp opened.

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