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2010 Census Omitted 3.7 Million Blacks - Nearly Five Times Its Original Undercount Claims - Milwaukee Community Journal
Confusing and conflicting explanations provide  few answers while raising numerous questions By Hazel Trice Edney (TriceEdneyWire.com) A special report released by the National Urban League reveals that the U. S. Census Bureau omitted at least 3.7 million African-Americans from its 2010
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University of California Appoints First Black President In 152 Years
The University of California has made history by electing its first Black president in the college's 152-year history to oversee campus operations.
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Malawi's new female cabinet ministers vow to push for jobs for women | News24
Malawi's newly-elected president Lazarus Chakwera has appointed women to a record 12 of 31 cabinet positions, with the new female leaders vowing to use their roles to help other women.
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Meet The Black Designer Behind Target's New Luxury Fashion Collab
Carly Cushnie started her luxury namesake brand in 2008 after longing for a career in fashion--and to create a collection that celebrates the female form.
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Black Businesses Matter! | The Michigan Chronicle
The impact of COVID-19 on Detroit’s economy, and the financial disparity that exists for many Black Detroiters resulting from systemic racism, create a nexus for addressing Black business ownership in our City. According to the Washington Post, the number of Black-owned businesses dropped by more
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Republican Councilman demands end to West Indian Day Parade | New York Carib News
Republican Councilman Joe Borelli in a tweet accompanying a letter addressed to NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea, is calling for the end to Brooklyn’s popular West Indian Day Parade and all of its annual coinciding activities.
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Philadelphia Union wear names of black Americans killed by police on shirts
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Protests Planned Around New York City For Shaaisa Washington, 26-Year-Old Woman Who Died During Childbirth
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Meet the Organizer | Afro
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Believe Black Patients: The Fight For Equal And Fair Healthcare Treatment - Blavity
Medical practices and physicians have a historically violent relationship with Black bodies. When we speak of reform, we need to include healthcare as well.
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2010 Census Omitted 3.7 Million Blacks — Nearly Five Times Its Original Undercount Claims
A special report released by the National Urban League reveals that the U. S. Census Bureau omitted at least 3.7 million African-Americans from its 2010 count, nearly five times the 800,000 "undercount" that the bureau has long reported.
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The Measure of a President
By Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq (TriceEdneyWire.com) – As a student of philosophical principles, I am aware of the school of thought that does not believe in the existence of “NORMAL” as a universal state of being. A testament to that idea is the fact that each of us has a unique set of experiences
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Coronavirus Update: The World Health Organization Reports More Evidence of Airborne Transmission of Covid-19
The World Health Organization has confirmed 'emerging evidence' of airborne transmission of the coronavirus. Last week, over 200 scientists from 32 different countries wrote a letter urging the organization to stress to the public that the virus could be transmitted through airborne droplets. Early
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England + West Indies take a knee in first Test | New York Carib News
In support of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) campaign, England and West Indies players took a knee as international cricket resumed after the coronavirus lockdown today. The players gathered in a semi-circle in the middle at Southampton to observe a minutes silence in memory of both the victims of
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Joy Reid makes history as host of new MSNBC show The ReidOut
Congratulations are in order for theGrio alum, Joy Reid, who has been named host of The ReidOut, a new weeknight... View Article The post Joy Reid makes history as host of new MSNBC show The ReidOut appeared first on TheGrio.
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Peter Gunz Hosted ‘Cheaters’ Clip Catches Capris Wearing Bama Cheating During A Global Pandemic
The Love & Hip Hop all-star isn't missing out on work due to the COVID-19. The Peter Gunz hosted edition of Cheaters, which goes out of its way to expose men and women who are out here creeping on there spouses or baes, is still filming despite everything being shutdown.
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Jeezy’s Ex Claims He Made Up Jeannie Mai Engagement To Humiliate Her
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Statewide eviction moratorium extended through August; Pittsburgh’s revenue takes hit from pandemic | New Pittsburgh Courier
Continuing the county’s triple-digit case streak Wednesday, the Allegheny County Health Department [ACHD] announced 158 new COVID-19 infections and 12 new hospitalizations. No new deaths were announced. Thursday’s announcement brings the total case count to 4,367 infections, 196 deaths and 443 past
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Sports Nixed at LU - The Black Chronicle
Due to the Pandemic LANGSTON—All homecoming activities and fall sports games have been cancelled at Langston University due to the coronavirus pandemic, it was announced on Thursday. Langston teams will
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LeBron group touts sports venues as mega-voting sites
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Audiomack delivers groundbreaking panel about breaking Caribbean culture domestically | New York Carib News
Audiomack hosted an amazing twitch stream panel about the integration of Caribbean culture worldwide featuring Hoodcelebrityy, Kardinal, Kranium, and a bevy of high ranking industry executives who work to push Caribbean music.
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Confederate Statues Being Toppled In Richmond, Virginia - The Seattle Medium
The removal of city-owned statues of those Confederates and other champions of slavery and White supremacy has begun with the bronze statue of Confederate Gen. Jackson hauled from the perch it has occupied for more than 100 years at Monument Avenue and Arthur Ashe Boulevard in Richmond, Va., the
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Aside from any theoretical benefits that wearing a mask might have, we know it’s an important part of stemming the spread of COVID-19. Unfortunately, many Americans have been resistant to complying. Healthline asked Levounis and Willard to respond to some common reasons given for not wearing
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Trump implies he may be ready to grant clemency to Roger Stone - L.A. Focus Newspaper
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Kemi Badenoch defends new Eat Out To Help Out scheme against tone-deaf criticism
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Ivy League institutions cancel all fall sports amid pandemic : TheGrio
The Ivy League Council of Presidents said that all fall sports would not be resuming in the upcoming semester because of the coronavirus pandemic. The post Ivy League institutions cancel all fall sports amid pandemic appeared first on TheGrio.
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Marley family to reimagine Bob Marleys One Love in support of UNICEF | New York Carib News
Members of the Marley family will reimagine the late Bob Marley’s iconic anthem One Love to support UNICEF’s work to reimagine a fairer, more just world for children whose lives have been upended by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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