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MORE THAN 100 historians have written a letter protesting inaccuracies about slavery and the British... The post Historians call on Home Office to amend citizenship test over false claims about slavery appeared first on Voice Online.
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Stop Saying Black People Are ‘Vaccine Hesitant.’ Reasons For Not Getting Vaccinated Are Much Deeper
Data shows communities of color that have experienced COVID-19-related trauma are not “vaccine hesitant” but rather “vaccine impeded.”
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South Africa welcomes first delivery of COVID-19 vaccines - Black News Channel
By ANDREW MELDRUM Associated Press JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africa gave a hero's welcome Monday to the delivery of its first COVID-19 vaccines — 1 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine produced by the Serum Institute of India. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa greeted the crates of
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Africa: Mega Star Eric Geso Signs Life-Changing Deal to Have His Music Branded in Africa and the U.S.
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- In one of his songs, Eric Tarh, AKA Eric-Geso promised to 'hustle until resurrect' (Struggle to succeed) and that commitment could be coming to reality as he signs a life changing deal with three major stakeholders in the Country's Music industry.
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Angola: Covid-19 - General Education Teachers Undergoing Testing
[ANGOP] Luanda -- Three thousand teachers from general education in Luanda province are undergoing covid-19 testing from Wednesday.
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UN: Vaccine can't undo global COVID-19 damage
UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The UN chief warned yesterday that the social and economic impact of COVID-19 'is enormous and growing' and said it's foolish to believe a vaccine can undo damage from the global pandemic that will last for years or even decades.
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Negative attitudes towards the disabled need to be addressed - Barbados Today
A call has been made to enact specific legislative action to protect the rights of the disabled and to deconstruct existing negative attitudes towards this segment of the society. This was the overall consensus from participants attending the virtual two-day Ministerial Special Conference on
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Angola: President João Lourenço in Paris for Summit On African Economy
[ANGOP] Paris -- Angolan President João Lourenço is since Sunday evening in Paris, France, to attend the Summit on the African Economy.
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Africa: Somalia, Congo, Afghanistan, Syria Among Most Dangerous for Children in Conflict
[VOA] Somalia, Congo, Afghanistan and Syria top the list of the most dangerous conflict zones for children, the United Nations said Monday, accounting for nearly 60% of all violations among the entries on its annual blacklist of countries where children suffer grave abuses.
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Fearless in 2021 - New Orleans Data News Weekly
DIONNE CHARACTER Female Empowerment Columnist LET THE CHURCH SAY AMEN… I am so elated that I did not have to do any jail time taking out the gardener blowing imaginary leaves outside my window, disturbing [...] The post Fearless in 2021 appeared first on New Orleans Data News Weekly.
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Zimbabwe Musicians Find Alternative Ways to Earn a Living During Pandemic
[VOA] Zimbabwe's musicians have been struggling to make a living since the coronavirus pandemic prompted the government to ban concerts and other entertainment to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Technology is a Necessity: Associated Bank and Digital Bridge are Bridging the Digital Divide | The Madison Times
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz The digital divide is an issue that has long existed, and like many other issues, it was exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. When the majority of the world turned virtual, many were left behind. Here in Milwaukee, the digital divide was evident as many households struggled
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… elected office and the first African American and Asian American to serve … ,” which is influential in the African American community, supported Harris when she …
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HURRICANE SEASON 2021: Improperly Installed Generators Killed More People Than The Storms Themselves
MIAMI — The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season begins today. But with the news that people in the active hurricane belt should be on guard against the storms from June to November — came the grim warning that improperly installed generators kill more people in the aftermath of the deadly cyclones
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Sen. Raphael Warnock and Rep. Nikema Williams to Help People Register to Vote as they Change Residences | Atlanta Daily World
Rep. Nikema Williams and Sen. Reverend Raphael Warnock Announce Bicameral Legislation to Help People Register to Vote as they Change Residences Representative Nikema Williams (GA-05) along with Representatives Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04), John Sarbanes (MD-03), Marc Veasey (TX-33), Terri A. Sewell
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Rwanda: BAL - Rwanda's Patriots Through to Quarterfinals
[East African] The home side, Patriots Basketball Club, has become the first team to qualify for the Basketball Africa League (BAL) Quarter Finals after edging Madagascar's Gendarmerie Nationale Basketball Club (GNBC) 78:72 in the Group A tie played at Kigali Arena, in Rwanda.
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NYC Jogger Calls Incident Where Woman Threw Bottle And Used Racial Slurs A 'Hate Crime'
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Manhattan Beach was once home to Black beachgoers, but the city ran them out. Now it faces a reckoning - African American News Today - EIN News
Before Manhattan Beach shut it down, Bruce's Beach was a famous Black-owned beach resort. Now, some want the city to atone for its actions.
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Mining For Dollars: Foreign Companies Extract Latin American Minerals, But Not Without Controversy – The Wilmington Journal
Since colonial times, Latin America has attracted foreign investors searching for minerals, a process that involves large sums of money and a significant burden for the local communities. Mineral exploitation in Latin America and the [...]
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The five most powerful air forces in Africa you should know - Face2Face Africa
Military spending is growing around the world in the midst of wars and conflicts. And almost every military action taken in response to these disturbances sees airpower playing a major role apart from the services of the army, navy and marine corps. The air force, the military organization of
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