Full Show | Tyrese's Disappearing Act, Layoffs At Schools, Anita Baker's Mothers Day Show, and MORE The Amanda Seales Show

First up, schools nationwide are bracing for teacher and staff layoffs as pandemic aid packages expire, triggering the largest one-time federal investment in K-12 education. Meanwhile, Anita Baker's anticipated Mother's Day concert in Atlanta was abruptly canceled just minutes before showtime, leaving fans disappointed and without explanation.

Join Amanda Seales as she navigates through these stories and more on her show. From Alabama Senator Katie Britt's Moms Act to the surprising unveiling of Snoop Dogg's docu-series, each segment offers a glimpse into the diverse tapestry of current events and pop culture. Tune in for engaging discussions, insightful commentary, and a lively Black Pop Quiz. It's Blackurate News at its finest!

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Story 1: Schools nationwide are facing teacher and staff layoffs as pandemic aid packages expire, resulting in the largest one-time federal investment in K-12 education. 

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Story 2: An evening with Anita Baker" was scheduled to start at 7 p.m. on Mother's Day in Atlanta, GA, but was canceled just 15 minutes before the concert was supposed to begin, with no explanation provided. 

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Story 1: Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a controversial bill into law that critics say would make it “more difficult” for people to vote. Senate Bill (SB) 189 means in part that people without a permanent address will need to re-register to vote… Challenges to those voter registrations will be easier to initiate… And this bill also requires counties to tally all absentee ballots within an hour of polls closing 

Story 2: Snoop Dogg is spearheading a docu-series for E! Entertainment centered around the life of his daughter, Cori Broadus. The untitled series will follow 24-year-old Cori Broadus and her fiancé, Wayne Deuce, 31, as they navigate life leading up to their wedding day. Additionally, the docu-series will showcase the entire Broadus family as they rally behind Cori in her ongoing battle with health issues. 

Story 3: Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is repurposing the Bay State Correctional Center, a decommissioned prison, into a temporary safety net shelter for families facing homelessness. The facility, which has been in good condition since its closure in 2015, will feature play areas for children, and classroom spaces for adults to participate in activities aimed at fostering stability. It is expected to be operational by next month. 

Story 4: Congratulations to 96-year-old Opal Lee, also known as the Grandmother of Juneteenth…  She was recently honored with the Presidential Medal of Freedom… And just last week, she also received an honorary doctorate's degree from Southern Methodist University. 

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Story 1: Alabama Senator Katie Britt introduced the Moms Act, which allows child support claims to begin during pregnancy, and proposes a national database through Pregnancy.gov. 

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A recent concert in Georgia turned into a disappearing act. Tyrese was in the middle of belting out his hit song "Why You Wanna Act Like That" when a security guard walked over and warned him that there was a process server at the show. Without skipping a beat, Tyrese bolted stage right, mid-song. He managed to yell out a quick “I love you guy