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Compiled by Erica Wright We asked Birmingham-area residents, Do you prefer streaming your movies at home or visiting the theater? VALERIE REYES: “The movie theater. It’s a good place to hang out with friends and family and I enjoy the experience of getting to watch a new movie with them and it was
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Source: The Birmingham Times
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Why Kansas City Chiefs And Houston Texans Got Booed Before The Kickoff
NPR's Sacha Pfeiffer talks with Tyler Tynes of The Ringer about the NFL's opening night, booing fans and the league's united "end racism" stance.
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CREATING GOD - The Chicago Crusader
There is an ugly truth why some segments of white American society are so fierce in their defense of creationism. Simply put, that reason is white supremacy. But without a […] The post CREATING GOD appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.
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Charlamagne Tha God Makes History By Launching The Black Effect Podcast Network
It’s a historic joint venture with iHeartRadio.
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Kat Riggins, Miami's "Soul Queen of the Blues," Cries Out for Justice - African American News Today - EIN News
The songs of Kat Riggins album, "Cry Out," reflect the times: violence against the transgendered, gay rights, homeless veterans, and systemic racism.
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Former Laker Matt Barnes Gets Kobe And Gianna Bryant Tribute Tattoo
He revealed the new ink on his Instagram Story.
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Naomi Osaka inspires new and rare biracial Japanese manga character - Face2Face Africa
Besides breaking glass ceilings on the tennis court, three-time grand slam champion, Naomi Osaka, is also leading a cultural and representation revolution back in her birth country of Japan. In a very rare move, influential and popular Japanese manga magazine Nakayoshi announced they are set to
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African Movie Channel Rolls Out Exclusive Originals Across Africa
[NexTVAfrica] African Movie Channel (AMC) is airing its newest original and exclusive movies from its own production hub, AMCOP - AMC Original Productions, every Friday from January till December 2021, all in High Definition; African Movie Channel HD recently became the world's first HD Nollywood
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Source: allAfrica.com
OSCAR BLAYTON: Creating God
There is an uglytruthwhy some segments ofwhiteAmerican society are so fierce in their defense of creationism. Simply put, that reason iswhite supremacy. But without a critical examination of creationism within the context of those religious cultures that support and espouse it, one can easily
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2 Republicans Opposed By Trump Win In N. Carolina, Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Voters rebuffed President Donald Trump and nominated two Republicans he opposed to House seats from North Carolina and Kentucky on
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Michael B. Jordan To Produce ‘Static Shock’ Movie Based On DC Comics Character
He will join filmmaker Reginald Hudlin on the project.
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Landmarks: Glenwood’s Annie Lee, a trendsetting artist and creator of ‘Black Americana,’ left a national legacy. Now she may get a local one too - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Instead of being daunted by life’s turns, she “buckled down,” Ilo said, went back to school, and got a job as a secretary at Northwestern Railroad, rising eventually to chief clerk. Meanwhile, she got remarried, had another child and put herself through …
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Anime line-up: Why October 2020 will be the best month for fans
Lovers of Japanese anime have a lot to look forward to on television and movie screens next month with several new releases.
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On The String: Adia Victoria's Challenge - African American News Today - EIN News
… the blues, a creation of African-Americans, is the foundation upon which … seat at the table for black Americana artists, because it seems kind …
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LaKeith Stanfield to voice first Black samurai in Netflix's 'Yasuke' - BNC
Oscar-nominated actor LaKeith Stanfield will voice history's first Black samurai in the Netflix anime series Yasuke.  RELATED: Laying out data, Netflix touts its record on inclusivity According to IndieWire, the series will feature six episodes and takes place in 'war-torn feudal Japan filled with
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VIDEO: Tests On 60-Foot-Tall Robot Excite Japanese Fans
Anime started in Japan and is big business there. So it seems fitting that a giant robot from the popular Gundam series is being built ...
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More fantastic food, museums, music and MLK for your Charleston weekend
Firefly's first food truck festival, virtual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations, Museum Mile Month and original local music in this week's My Charleston Weekend.
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A Literary Friendship Through the Demands of Success
On December 9, 2015 — at 5:57 p.m. — I made a decision that would change my life: I slid into the DMs of a woman named Angela C. Thomas. I’d heard about this woman from a writer friend who thought…
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A Conversation with Actor, Comedian, Deon Cole | Chicago Defender
Chicago Born, Actor and Comedian Speaks with Chosen Few Festival Official Blogger and Chicago Defender Contributing Writer, Danielle Sanders about his Chicago roots, his love for House Music, and his Chosen Few Virtual Festival Debut as a guest DJ. Danielle Sanders is a Music and Entertainment
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WNC Historical Association celebrates Black History Month with new exhibit - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… Lives and Music of the African American People in Far Western North … Smith calls “active communities of African American residents” through “stories and images …
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Michael B. Jordan Pledges to Create Universe of Black Superheroes, Starting with New Project ‘Static Shock’ - The New York Beacon
Michael B. Jordan is no stranger to comic book movies, with his compelling turn as the villain Killmonger in the blockbuster film “Black Panther.” Now, he is using that experience to spearhead his own comic book franchise as the producer of Warner Bros. and DC’s “Static
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ESSENCE's 2021 Summer Screen Kings
Summer is synonymous with Blockbuster films, but with streaming platforms increasingly offering new premium content, the buzz around movie premieres this season isn't quite the same as it used to […] The post ESSENCE's 2021 Summer Screen Kings appeared first on Essence.
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Six underrated cities in the US to celebrate Black history all year long
We are well into the start of a new year, and for Black Americans, that means reconciling all that the last year put us through. We navigated a lot in 2020, both within our own homes and in our nation at large. But now, as the clouds begin to clear, we are beginning to look... [Read More]
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(1898) Rev. Francis J. Grimke, “The Negro Will Never Acquiesce As Long As He Lives,”
On November 20, 1898, Reverend Francis J. Grimke, pastor of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church of Washington, D.C., delivered a sermon in which he denounced those African Americans who called for conservatism and accommodation. Grimke vowed that as long as African Americans were deprived of
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VIDEO: Frame At Last: Master’s ‘Lost’ Painting Missing For 45 Years Up For Sale At $850,000 – The Wilmington Journal
A painting by Korean minimalist painter and sculptor Lee Ufan said to be worth $856,000 has been discovered in an attic in Cognac, France, by an art expert who visited the property to appraise wine. [...]
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Albany Symphony Orchestra shines online - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… ten-minute piece is that African-Americans can thrive in America. Some …
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Minister paves way for digital radio in South Africa - TechCentral
Communications minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams has published a policy direction to industry regulator Icasa, asking it to fast-track the licensing of digital radio broadcasting services in South Africa.
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VP Candidate Kamala Harris Gets Comic Book Makeover / LOOK - The New York Beacon
Publisher TidalWave has announced Sen.Kamala Harrisis the latest edition to its Female Force series of biographical comic books. Harris, the VP running mate of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden,joins TidalWave’s ever-growing library of more than 200 comic book biographies. Written by
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