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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Shatta Wale and Ghanaian comedian Funny Face are behind bars after an alleged public prank gone wrong. Shatta Wale is being called Ghana’s most unwanted comedian whose pranks have overstepped boundaries within the public’s eye for years. His most
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Dookeran: Security lapses left unchecked by enquiry into 1990 attempted coup - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Former government minister Winston Dookeran believes the commission of enquiry into the 1990 attempted coup did not address two issues - the 'sensitive matters' in the failings of the national security system and the inadequacies of the constitutional arrangements for the handling of such an eve
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Zimbabwe: Remove Sanctions On Zimbabwe - Chakwera Tells West
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Says Massachusetts School Canceled Her Lecture Out Of Fear It’d Create ‘Noise’ - Blavity
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Safiya Noble speaks out about 'algorithmic oppression,' racist tech
UCLA professor-scholar-author Safiya Noble is speaking out against how algorithms used in big tech are embedded with racism and sexism. The post Safiya Noble speaks out about 'algorithmic oppression,' racist tech appeared first on TheGrio.
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Seattle mayoral candidate called racist after new ad causes backlash
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Lil Nas X Honored With His Very Own Day In The City of Atlanta For His “Artistic influence & Transformative Influence”
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Minneapolis police officer charged in fatal crash that killed Leneal Frazier
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How Johannesburg’s suburban elites maintain apartheid inequities | New Pittsburgh Courier
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#BTEditorial - When options are not real choices - Barbados Today
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, a dilemma is described as “a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two different things you could do”. One can have a dilemma between equally favourable options, or one could have two options for which neither presents an enticing
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Police warn against public march in St Andrew today
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Your Guide To The Perfect Family Game Night - The Seattle Medium
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COVID-19: Pierre Notes Results From 'Shared Sacrifice'
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Compromise needed on compulsory vaccinations - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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Police monitoring October Revolution protests
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‘October Revolution’ begins: UNC leads road protests
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White House: Biden to outline filibuster changes in 'weeks' | The Atlanta Voice
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