Danteé Ramos

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A strange crackling sound heard during a conversation with his grandmother gave 12-year-old Ramir Parker a chance to save his family from their burning home in Petersburg, Virginia. WRIC reported that Ramir was upstairs with his grandmother on Tuesday when he heard the noise and thought of his younger brothers, ages 1 and 2, who had woken up from their naps in the living room downstairs. Stepping into the hallway, he saw thick, black smoke rising from the basement.

3 days ago | blavity.com | Danteé Ramos

In celebration of her 18th birthday, Zaya Wade, Dwyane Wade‘s daughter, threw a huge bash called “The Venus Ascension Ball.”According to Essence, the event, sponsored by MAC Cosmetics, H&M, the Utah Jazz, and Flux Health, took place at Los Angeles’ NueuHouse Hollywood on May 31, blending style and purpose. Tickets were $20, with proceeds supporting Translatable, Zaya’s organization dedicated to empowering LGBTQIA+ youth and their caregivers.

3 days ago | blavity.com | Danteé Ramos

Georgia native Priah Ferguson, known for her standout role on Netflix’s Stranger Things, has reached an exciting milestone. Per People, Ferguson, who played fan-favorite Erica Sinclair, has graduated from high school. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Ferguson captured and shared portions of her big day, including a selfie video in her cap and gown, her yearbook photo, and footage of her delivering a speech as senior class vice president.

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By Danteé Ramos Blavity https://blavity.com/George Floyd‘s 11-year-old daughter, Gianna, reveals how her father’s death, which occurred five years ago on Sunday, still impacts her and her life’s purpose. In a recent interview with The Minnesota Star Tribune, Gianna said that being five years without her father is “hard.” She reflects on life without him, sharing the challenges she faces, including being teased at school because of who her father was.

1 week ago | blavity.com | Danteé Ramos

George Floyd‘s 11-year-old daughter, Gianna, reveals how her father’s death, which occurred five years ago on Sunday, still impacts her and her life’s purpose. In a recent interview with The Minnesota Star Tribune, Gianna said that being five years without her father is “hard.” She reflects on life without him, sharing the challenges she faces, including being teased at school because of who her father was.