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For music lovers, the city has managed to capture nearly every possible essence of musical creativity, and it is replete with must-visit spaces for those who want to connect with artists who pioneered the soundtracks of our lives and the new leaders on the forefront.
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Cristian Arango, LAFC play Minnesota to 1-1 tie - L.A. Focus News
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Cristian Arango scored for the third consecutive game and Jamal Blackman had a career-high seven saves and Los Angeles FC tied 1-1 with Minnesota United on Saturday night. Arango played a bending free kick from 24-yards out that handcuffed goalkeeper Tyler Miller to give LAFC
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Media 2070 One Year Later: Media Reparations Are Needed For A More Equitable Future
Our nation’s defacto media-apartheid system goes back to the distribution of the earliest radio and television broadcasting licenses to whites, only starting in the late 1920s. As of 2019, Black people owned just 18 full-power TV stations —  just 1 percent of the overall total —  and 239 of the
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Cynthia Bailey Said She Left ‘RHOA’ To Keep Her Marriage Intact
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New police chief appointed after Léon Charles resigns from PNH - Garland Journal
The Haitian Timeswww.haitiantimes.com A divisional commissioner, Frantz Elbé, was appointed the new chief of Haiti’s National Police (PNH) following the resignation of Léon Charles, Le Nouvelliste reported. Prime Minister Ariel
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Dookeran: Security lapses left unchecked by enquiry into 1990 attempted coup - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Former government minister Winston Dookeran believes the commission of enquiry into the 1990 attempted coup did not address two issues - the 'sensitive matters' in the failings of the national security system and the inadequacies of the constitutional arrangements for the handling of such an eve
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Swaziland: eSwatini Crisis - Why King Mswati III Declined to Engage Demonstrators
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Obama Stumps for McAuliffe in Tightening Va. Governor’s Race
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Here's how Mariah Carey is urging more women to get into crypto with her new initiative
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Police monitoring October Revolution protests
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Serena Williams And Michael B. Jordan Team Up With VC Firm To Lead HBCU Entrepreneurship Initiative
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Meet Dorothy Brunson, The First Black Woman To Own a TV Station in Philadelphia [Photos]
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Innovative strategies and partnerships urgently needed to arrest women’s economic slide as a result of COVID-19 | The Bajan Reporter
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Barack Obama sharply criticizes Glenn Youngkin in Virginia governor’s race
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Freeway Mourns The Passing Of His Daughter Harmony
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Black Women’s Player Collective Fosters Partnership With Adidas To Change The Narrative Around Representation In Soccer
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