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BLACK MAYORS APPLAUD BIDEN’S STATE OF UNION, MORE WORK NEEDED – Texas Metro News
(Washington, DC) – The African American Mayors Association (AAMA) released the following statement last night after President Joe Biden's State of the Union address: The African American Mayors Association continues to applaud the historic progress and profound gains of the Biden Administration. We
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Transport Commissioner – More staff, better processes should fix licensing stress - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
TRANSPORT Commissioner Clive Clarke said challenges surrounding record validation have contributed to the long lines and hours of waiting that thousands of frustrated drivers experience while trying to have their vehicles inspected. However, he said, the licensing office is increasing staff an
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LeBron James Makes NBA – and Black History – Texas Metro News
By Dorothy J. GentrySports EditorPhotos: LA Lakers, Bleacher Report, Getty Images/Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAEand Andrew D. Bernstein/NBA Via Getty Images Before an audience that included among many, his mom Gloria – who raised him as a single mother- his wife Savannah and their three children, music
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Shell country chair on Invaders’ Panorama chances: We go ‘bun dem’ - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
As Shell Invaders performed their Panorama tune for fans of all walks of life at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain, country chair and senior vice president of Shell TT, Eugene Okpere expressed every confidence in his band’s success. “We go bun dem!” he exclaimed while at Invaders’ sponsor’s
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TD Charitable Foundation opens applications for annual ‘Housing for Everyone’ grant competition
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com Applications for the TD Charitable Foundation Housing for Everyone grant competition close on Feb. 14. This year’s theme for the program is the […] The post TD Charitable Foundation opens applications for annual ‘Housing fo
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Kamala Harris visits Atlanta to Talk Climate  - The Atlanta Voice
A day after standing behind the president as he gave the annual State of the Union address, United States Vice President Kamala Harris was front and center in Atlanta to moderate a conversation on the Biden Administration’s historic investments towards the ongoing climate crisis a
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Council recommends adding The Magnolia House to historical district
The Greensboro City Council discussed updating the Downtown Historic District map to now include The Magnolia House, located on Gorrell Street. Council passed a resolution that will allow the updated maps to be sent to the National Register Advisory Committee for further evaluation. District
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Amy Robach Exits ABC With Bigger Settlement Than T.J. Holmes Following Mediation Session: Report - Blavity
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes received hefty severance packages after being let go at ABC. Although neither left empty-handed, an insider reported Robach's exit deal was much bigger than her beau's. According to Page Six, since Robach was at 'ABC a lot longer and has a much bigger contract
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Mayor’s Campaign to Eliminate Homelessness Attracts Federal Support  - Los Angeles Sentinel
The Biden-Harris Administration is the latest entity to join Mayor Karen Bass’ efforts to assist the unhoused as Jeff Olivet, executive director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, announced the federal government’s support of the
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8 Ways to Raise HDL Cholesterol – Texas Metro News
Navigating the world with high cholesterol may sometimes feel next to impossible against the endless choices you must make every day. But if you follow these rules, your cholesterol levels may improve — but just the good kind.
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Fabuloso cleaning products recalled in US, Canada - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Colgate-Palmolive and the US Consumer Product Safety Commission have recalled certain Fabuloso multi-purpose cleaners owing to a risk of exposure to bacteria. Supermarkets Association President Rajiv Diptee said the issue was being discussed with TT’s supplier of Fabuloso products, and a relea
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Students walk out after told to limit Black History program
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — More than 200 students walked out of class at an Alabama high school after they say The post Students walk out after told to limit Black History program appeared first on TheGrio.
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African Community Public Health Coalition Opens New Office - Los Angeles Sentinel
The African Communities Public Health Coalition recently observed its 10th anniversary of providing mental health and immigration services to African immigrants and refugees based in Los
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Memphis Man Allegedly Beaten by Same Memphis Police Connected to Tyre Nichols’ Death Files $5 Million Lawsuit
Another Memphis man — allegedly beaten by the same officers arrested for the death of Tyre Nichols — filed a $5 million lawsuitagainst the City of Memphis.
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NTA: Politicians must not control who gets gun licences - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE National Alliance for Transformation (NTA) has urged that politicians should be distanced from the process of granting firearms user's licences (FULs). It did so in a statement on Wednesday after Tuesday's Senate debate on the Firearm Users (Amendment) Bill, which would allow the Prisons C
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Moses Feagin Elected Executive Vice President, CFO Alabama Power
alabamanewscenter.com Moses Feagin has been elected executive vice president, chief financial officer (CFO) and treasurer of Alabama Power. The appointment is effective March 1. Feagin will be responsible for overseeing the Finance, Accounting and Treasury departments, replacing Phil Raymond, who
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Togolese Activist Teaches People to Use Bitcoin to Detach From Corrupt Money Systems
Farida Nabourema believes Africa doesn't have to heavily rely on middlemen or government institutions to convert bitcoin into cash.
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Negative Affects of Virtual Learning: Multiple Factors Hurting the Future Generation - Los Angeles Sentinel
COVID-19 has exposed the world to preexisting problems that lived here before a global shutdown. The post Negative Affects of Virtual Learning: Multiple Factors Hurting the Future Generation appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Karla Gordy Bristol Shares the Secret to Building a Legacy Through Helping Others - Los Angeles Sentinel
Newly Approved Commissioner of Arts and Culture for the City of Beverly Hills, Karla Gordy Bristol, provides blueprints to following one's passion by servicing
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Out of UWI Campus Carnival, Jamborii invests in mas - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The recently launched Jamborii mas band is offering people of all walks of life to play mas or J’Ouvert for what the organisers say is a a reasonable price, given the current economic situation. Jamborii is located on Woodford Street, Port of Spain. Franklyn Mayers, better known as Stryker, is
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Essie Justice Group’s 5th Annual “Black Mama’s Bail Out” Day of Action: Three Mothers Bailed Out and Over $800,000 Raised - Los Angeles Sentinel
Essie Justice Group has been applying pressure to the nation’s judicial system after the California Supreme Court ruled the verdict of the Kenneth Humphrey case
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Why the only Black designer in Italy’s esteemed fashion chamber has dropped out of Milan Fashion Week
Black Italian fashion designer Stella Jean has dropped out of Milan Fashion Week, claiming that organizers have failed to support diversity and inclusion. Italian-Haitian Jean, who is the only Black designer belonging to Italy’s fashion chamber, withdrew Wednesday from the event scheduled to begin
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Black Film and Photography Spotlight: Barry Daly - Los Angeles Sentinel
For multi-faceted visual expert, Barry Daly, photography is a pure form of talent. Creating art that’s percolates a clear vision and beauty found in the Black community; like breathing with intention, photography is
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The Moore Report: The AFRO celebrates Carter G. Woodson, the ‘Father of Black History’
By Ralph E. Moore Jr., Special to the AFRO Black History Month is universally recognized throughout the land nowadays thanks to the great Carter G. Woodson. Who was this man […] The post The Moore Report: The AFRO celebrates Carter G. Woodson, the ‘Father of Black History’ appea
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African Child Labor Laws in Question After High Demand for Electric Vehicles
Cobalt found by children miners in the Congo is used heavily in electric vehicle batteries.
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ESCOM says new lighting tubes will help reduce loadshedding
Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) has encouraged industrial and commercial customers to start using energy efficient lighting tubes,  saying the tubes will help customers reduce their electricity bills and assist ESCOM to minimize levels of loadshedding. The electricity supplier on
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9-Year-Old Aspiring Astrophysicist Graduates From High School And Heads To College - Blavity
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, is home to a 9-year-old who has already completed high school and is now enrolled in college.
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HBCU Grads Celebrate Grand Opening of New Location at Prestigious Atlanta College - Atlanta Tribune
As featured on the New York Times, Good Morning America, USA Today and Forbes, the famed Black-owned gourmet pizza chain, Slim & Husky’s are celebrating their newest opening in Atlanta at the prestigious Morehouse College, which ranks #4 among HBCU’s in the U.S., this Monday, February
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DJ Khaled Announces New We The Best Def Jam, Snipes Partnerships & More
DJ Khaled is securing all the bags. On Thursday (Feb. 9) in Miami Beach, the social media savant, entrepreneur and Grammy-winning artist announced numerous partnerships for his We The Best company that include ventures with Def Jam, Snipes, Jordan Brand and more. After a video intro from Sean
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Bennett College visits the location of its founding: St. Matthews United Methodist Church - Carolina Peacemaker
As Bennett College approaches its 150th anniversary, Bennett Belles and administration paid homage to the academic institution’s beginnings with a visit to St. Matthews United Methodist Church on Sunday, Jan. 22. This history of Bennett College can be traced back to the unplastered basement of the
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