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When it comes to the fate of the 2020 presidential election, rapper Jeezy wants to do more than simply cast a vote. The Grammy-nominated artist has stepped up to actively […] The post Jeezy On Voting: 'It's Time To Step Up' appeared first on Essence.
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GOP congressional candidate Kim Klacik blasts View co-host Joy Behar for 'parading in blackface'  - African American News Today - EIN News
GOP congressional candidate Kim Klacik lashed out at Joy Behar during an interview on The View on Friday for dressing up as a 'beautiful African woman' for a Halloween party at age 29.
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16th Street Baptist Church bombing victim seeks apology and compensation from Alabama - Face2Face Africa
Sarah Collins Rudolph, a survivor of the infamous and racially motivated 16th Street Baptist Church bombing that killed four young girls, is requesting an apology as well as compensation from the state of Alabama 57 years after the incident. The 1963 bombing, which was orchestrated by suspected
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DEAR BLACK MAN: Twenty-one Black men pen open letters of encouragement and brotherhood to Black men | The Atlanta Voice
As far back as history can take us Black men have always been a part of our story—some good and some challenging.  Far before the hashtags, Black men's names and narratives have been written for them and at times by them. In the following letters, 21 Black men openly share radical intimate words
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87 | The Atlanta Voice
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a diminutive yet towering women’s rights champion who became the court’s second female justice, died Friday at her home in Washington. She was 87. Ginsburg died of complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer, the court said. Her death just over six
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Georgia gets millions in affordable housing investments
CareSource Commits Millions to Affordable Housing Investments in Georgia The Health Insurer’s Investments Will Drive Positive Member Outcomes in Georgia CareSource, a nonprofit multi-state managed care plan, announced it is … Continued
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Rihanna’s fans want her to replace Queen Elizabeth as Barbados’ head of state - Face2Face Africa
Fans of Rihanna have launched a campaign calling for the singer and fashion designer to replace Queen Elizabeth as Barbados’ new head of state after her home nation announced its intention to remove the British monarch and attain the status of a republic as early as next year. Following
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More migrant women say they didn’t OK surgery: AP
HOUSTON (AP) — Sitting across from her lawyer at an immigration detention center in rural Georgia, Mileidy Cardentey Fernandez unbuttoned... View Article The post More migrant women say they didn’t OK surgery: AP appeared first on TheGrio.
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… separate fatal shooting of an African-American restaurant owner, David McAtee. Media …
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Third Ward native opens city’s first Black drive-in theater - DefenderNetwork.com
By Kissuth E. Reamo, Defender intern Khairi Sharif is no stranger to hard work and determination. It’s what he’s used throughout his life to achieve his goals. That’s why the Third Ward native didn’t settle on his success as an entrepreneur with HTX Epoxy Floors, and branched out into unchartered
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'America will no longer teach history through the lens of race' - Trump launches 1776 Commission - Face2Face Africa
President Donald Trump has slammed what he calls 'critical race theory' and the 1619 Project for efforts in re-framing American history within the context of the country's relationship with slavery and the overall subjugation of its Black people. A 1776 Commission, created by executive order, will
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Parents speak out: working while going back to school - DefenderNetwork.com
The Defender put the call out for working parents to share their thoughts on school amid COVID.Here are a few of the responses we received. C.K. Hill: It’s a constant struggle; damned if you do, damned if you don’t. Kids are struggling due to lack of socialization and it’s showing. Teachers have
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As Trump courts Black voters, critics see a 'depression strategy'
… pandemic that’s disproportionately impacted Black Americans,” Brown said.  “In fact, … major African-American networks and will “reach approximately half of all African American … free-thinking and independent-minded Black Americans from voting for Trump,” …
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Tell Republicans: Stop Trump from trashing our Post Office -
The post office is one of the most respected institutions in America, a lifeline for millions of Americans, and a source of good jobs for thousands of Black people—and the Trump administration is trying to destroy it. Source
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Untrained Rebels of Kashmir Barely Survive a Few Weeks – The Wilmington Journal
Khursheed Ahmed Beigh was going about his routine work one day in June when he received a call informing him that his 22-year-old brother Sajad Ahmed had been killed in a gunfight between Indian security [...]
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Column: Donald Trump flunks American history 101 — again - African American News Today - EIN News
The president’s view of how American history is taught — and should be taught — is both simpleminded and dangerous.
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COVID testing of teachers, staff hotly debated as California schools reopen - Black Voice News
In summary Without clear guidance from the state, coronavirus testing remains a contentious and costly issue as more school districts inch toward reopening. As schools throughout California tiptoe toward reopening, decisions about whether to routinely test teachers, staff and even students for the
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Emergency tents back as Madrid struggles to curb virus wave - Black News Channel
By Associated Press Undefined MADRID (AP) — A line of green tents have been installed at the gates of a Madrid military hospital four months after similar structures to triage incoming coronavirus patients and to lighten the load at crammed emergency wards were taken down. Spain's Defense
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Robots, veterans, apprenticeships: What’s next for California’s job market - Black Voice News
In summary As unemployment drops, business leaders and educators pinpoint what’s gone wrong for workers and where to look for opportunity. It’s just one facet of California’s economic recovery, but the state’s unemployment rate is starting to drop after an unprecedented spike during coronavirus
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Black Couple Sues Over Social Distancing Fight At Steakhouse - The Seattle Medium
A Black couple who got into a fight with white customers at a Little Rock steakhouse who weren't wearing masks and stood too close filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing the restaurant of discrimination and not enforcing coronavirus safety
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Phi Beta Sigma Provides COVID-19 Relief to Pullman Porter Museum in Chicago
The brothers of Phi Beta Sigma are doing their part to help the National A.Philip Randolph Pullman Porter(NAPRPP) Museum with COVID-19 relief funds. The museum, which is named after Phi Beta Sigma fraternity brother A.Philip Randolph and is located in Chicago, has been affected by COVID-19
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The Notorious B.I.G.’s plastic crown sells for £461,005 at auction - Voice Online
THE NOVELTY accessory was worn by the late hip-hop legend in his iconic photoshoot with... The post The Notorious B.I.G.’s plastic crown sells for £461,005 at auction appeared first on Voice Online.
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Black Americans & Jury Duty | New York Carib News
Jury service is a duty. It is a right. It is a privilege. Quite frankly, for communities of color, it has to be an obligation. An obligation to the sons, daughters, grandchildren, and neighbors of the community. An obligation to ourselves.
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Chris Rock says Dems worsened COVID-19 by focusing on Trump
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Beverly A. Story - Voice and Viewpoint
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Lordkez, 'Find Me In The Trees' - Voice Online
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MAGA Youth 101: Trump Announces ‘Patriotic Education’ Commission To Combat Education On Racial Equality
On Thursday (Sept 17), Trump announced that he would be creating a commission to promote "patriotic education" and adding that a grant program was developed to introduce a "pro-American curriculum." The move is largely political — and a reaction to a growing push by some academics for schools to
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New Jersey law seeks to stem pollution in minority areas - Black News Channel
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