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We were guinea pigs for the U.S – Florida Courier
Having said all that, I’ll still be standing in lines soon as my number is called for the COVID vaccination. I prefer the Pfizer vaccination from the research I’ve done, but I’ll take the Moderna if available. People who don›t know Black history have probably heard more about the Tuskegee syphilis
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2020: A Look Back and A Look Ahead. : ThyBlackMan.com
The year 2020 will be an inflection point. 
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With technical issue delaying results, LA County reports two-day total of 29,464 new coronavirus cases | L.A. Focus News
Two day’s worth of statistics added up to daunting numbers from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on Saturday, Dec. 26, as 29,464 new coronavirus cases were posted. Already packed hospitals around the county reported more COVID-19 patients, putting further pressure on dwindling
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Six-day Kwanzaa celebration begins in Eastfield Mall - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… Kwanzaa was celebrated by the African-American community in the Eastfield Mall … large role in sustaining the African-American community by drawing on tried …
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Covid-19: SA breaches one million cases | News24
According to Health Minister Zweli Mkhize, as of 27 December, the total number of people who have been infected with Covid-19 stands at 1 004 413.
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Trump's call for $2,000 stimulus check divides GOP
President Donald Trump's criticism and refusal to sign the $900 billion coronavirus relief bill has left Republican senators divided and... View Article The post Trump's call for $2,000 stimulus check divides GOP appeared first on TheGrio.
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State implementing extended unemployment benefits – Florida Courier
BY JIM TURNER NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE – Extended unemployment benefits included in the latest federal stimulus package are starting to become available for Floridians out of work because of the coronavirus pandemic, the state Department of Economic Opportunity said
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VIDEO: Sidney Powell Wants to Fight for Donald Trump — But His Aides Won’t Let Her, She Says – The Wilmington Journal
President Donald J. Trump says he wants a lawyer to probe “election theft,” but the president’s leading candidate, Sidney K. Powell, says she has been barred from the White House by the president’s own chief [...]
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Los acuarios de México enseñan sobre el mar y la conservación – The Wilmington Journal
Los acuarios en todo el mundo no solo muestran acerca del cuidado, alimentación y ciclos de vida de las especies, sino que también son un lugar atractivo para apreciarlas. En la República Mexicana, hay diferentes [...]
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Trump, McConnell, Biden, Pelosi, and the $2,000 Consumer “Stimulus” Payout. : ThyBlackMan.com
Just as the medical experts are to COVID-19, the Federal Reserve is to the economy.
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Austrian labour minister quits over plagiarism allegations
ZURICH (Reuters) - Austria’s Labour Minister Christine Aschbacher has resigned after allegations that she plagiarised some of her university work, but denied any wrongdoing and said she was stepping down to protect her family. Aschbacher, a member of the conservative Austrian People’s Party which
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The BEST sports pics of 2020: Kobe Bryant tributes, pandemic training, and Bubba Wallace - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… Floyd, a 46-year-old African-American man was killed during a … controversy over police violence against African Americans remained a theme until the … Confederate flag. Bubba Wallace, the African-American driver who pushed for that …
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Your weather: A warm Monday will start the week, with Cape Town soaring to a high of 32°C | News24
A warm Monday is forecast by the SA Weather Service, with hot conditions for the central interior and northern border of the country.
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Long Beach closes beaches after 50,000 gallons of sewage spill into Los Cerritos Channel | L.A. Focus News
All beaches in Long Beach were temporarily closed Saturday, Dec. 26, after 50,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the Los Cerritos Channel, city health officials said. Dr. Anissa Davis, Long Beach city health officer, ordered the closures, which stretch approximately seven miles, after the city
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Oprah sells majority of OWN for $36 million to Discovery - TheGrio
On Tuesday, Oprah Winfrey sold most of her Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) shares to Discovery Inc. for more than $36 million in stock. According to... View Article The post Oprah sells majority of OWN for $36 million to Discovery appeared first on TheGrio.
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Kwanzaa in Louisville on heels of social justice movement - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… June 19, droves of African Americans in Louisville celebrated Juneteenth, … s singularly unique to Black Americans. As the holiday … a way to bring Black Americans together in celebration of … held at Roots 101 African American Museum, though Williams suspects …
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Film, theatre practitioners yearn for better 2021
BY TAFADZWA KACHIKO NO doubt, each year comes with its ups and downs.As the curtain comes down on the year in a few days, a glimpse of the film and theatre sectors indicates that, just like other sections of the creative industry, they could not dodge the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. While
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Covid-19: MJC calls on Muslims to stop all social gatherings, events due to second wave | News24
The Muslim Judicial Council has urged the Muslim community to immediately stop all social gatherings and events because of the second wave of Covid-19 infections.
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NAPTOSA says teachers should also be part of first groups to get COVID-19 vaccine
The National Professional Teachers’ Association of South Africa (NAPTOSA) says it is unfortunate that government has not included teachers in the first groups that will receive the coronavirus vaccine. Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize says healthcare workers will be the first group to be vaccinated
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Pandemic portal and COVID-19: A view from Grenada - Stabroek News
Kimalee Phillip is a Grenadian feminist and labour human rights activist and organizer who is part of the Caribbean Solidarity Network. The article Pandemic portal and COVID-19: A view from Grenada appeared first on Stabroek News.
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His Royal Badness: 50 More Things U Might Not Know About Prince
Warner Bros. Warner Bros. 1. Prince wrote his first song at the age of 7, and it was called “Funk Machine.” 2. He danced on stage with James Brown when was 10. “My stepdad put me on stage with him and I danced a bit until the bodyguard took me off,” Prince told MTV in […]
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ED appeals for divine help against new COVID-19 strain
By NQOBANI NDLOVU PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday appealed for divine intervention to protect the country against a new COVID-19 strain that has been confirmed in some countries, including neighbouring South Africa. Mnangagwa said this in his address during the annual December Thanksgiving
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Unemployed Iowans could see lapse, despite President Trump signing relief package - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… by COVID-19. In Iowa, African-Americans, Latinos and Indigenous people are … by COVID-19. In Iowa, African-Americans, Latinos and Indigenous people are …
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Presidential Transition Highlights: After Days of Refusing to Sign, Trump Suggests He May Act on Relief Bill
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Guyana gets fourth oil lift - Stabroek News
At a price of close to US$49.50 per barrel of oil, Guyana has received its fourth one million barrels of oil scheduled for this year and will get its first lift for 2021 in February next year, Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday
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Asheville Archives: Who from our city’s past?
As the year comes to an end, Xpress asked a handful of local historians to reflect on who from Asheville’s past would have been best suited to manage the many challenges and tragedies our community faced in 2020.
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Georgia lawmakers eye citizen's arrest, gambling, vouchers | The Atlanta Voice
Overhauling voting laws has been all many Georgia lawmakers have been able to talk about for months, but many other issues are likely to come to the fore in the 2021 session of the General Assembly. Changes to Georgia’s citizens arrest law could be in the offing after the Ahmaud Arbery
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Martin Henry Freeman, First Black College President in the US, Honored With Sculpture in Vermont
… colonization of Liberia for Black Americans and abruptly resigned in … Freeman, many of the Black Americans who went to Liberia … part of Vermont’s African American Heritage Trail, which was … sculpture was designed by African American artist Mark Burnett, who …
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SC native tries to increase diversity in camping, outdoors - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Earl Hunter used to live pretty close to Sesquicentennial State Park. He has memories from growing up of visiting the park with family, but he never knew “Sesqui” had a campground.
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