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Chicago Defender and Michigan Chronicle host 'For the Love of House Music Celebration' this Saturday
There is much debate on the origin of house music. Join the house party May 16 and turn up the volume with two iconic DJ’s. We have legendary Detroit Native Kelly Holmes and Chicagoan Vince Adams who will be pumping out non-stop house music from 2PM EST/1PM CST to 5PM EST/4PM CST!
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Central Park “Karen” Lost Her Job And Her Dog After Racist Video Goes Viral
When Christian Cooper, an avid birdwatcher, emerged out of his home on Monday, he had no idea he would be the target of another racist “Karen” encounter, making him the center of a viral internet moment which again drudged up the historical context of white women using state-sanctioned violence
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Senate pays tribute to Oliver Clarke
The Senate on Friday paid tribute to the late former chairman of the RJRGLEANER Group, Oliver
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Atlanta City Council legislative items for Monday, May 18
ATLANTA — The Atlanta City Council will consider legislation during Monday’s remote meeting to ratify an executive order directing the City’s chief financial officer to allocate up to $1.5 million for nonprofit and philanthropic communities providing individual shelter options with supportive
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Holness pledges $750,000 to support NCU students affected by COVID-19
Prime Minister Andrew has pledged three quarters of $1 million from his Positive Jamaica Foundation to the Northern Caribbean University's Alumni to fund scholarships and grants for students affected by
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Former May Pen mayor Milton Brown has died
Former Mayor of May Pen and councillor for the Mineral Heights division in Clarendon Milton Brown died early Monday
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President Trump May Block Unveiling Of Obama Presidential Portrait
In recent weeks, the divide has grown as chatter is brewing that Trump may elect not to unveil his predecessor President Barack Obama‘s presidential portrait, which would disrupt a decades-log
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Africa: Another Subsea Cable for Internet Connectivity in Africa Debuts
China Mobile International, Facebook, MTN GlobalConnect, Orange, stc, Telecom Egypt, Vodafone and WIOCC, have partnered to build 2Africa, another submarine cable that is expected to become the most comprehensive subsea cable to serve the African continent and Middle East
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TSD FLASH! Free books for students; two key virtual meetings set; today's music video vibe: 'Utopia' by Andre Ward
MLGW’s Power Supply Advisory Team (PSAT) will meet virtually on Friday, May 29, from 10 a.m. to
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Johnson & Johnson Halting Sale Of Talcum Baby Powder In The U.S.
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Luther Vandross - Always And Forever - Royal Albert Hall 1994
Watch this live performance of Always and Forever at Royal Albert Hall in 1994, originally released on Luther Vandross Grammy Award winning 1991 album, Power of
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Shepherd Manson B. Johnson II, pastor of Holman Street Baptist Church, has died
Shepherd Dr. Manson B. Johnson II, the dynamic leader and teacher of Holman Street Baptist Church in Houston’s Third Ward, died Sunday, May 31, 2020 from complications of
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JC old boys launch COVID-19 rescue plan
AS the world continues to grapple with the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, one group that is pulling out all the stops to keep their alma mater afloat is the Jamaica College Old Boys Association
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Did sea farm debacle sink California aquaculture? | Black Voice News
None are harvesting in federal waters, which are more than three miles offshore, and only one mussel farm operates in open sea in California, a well-regarded facility in state waters off Santa
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Usain Bolt, Kasi Bennett make ‘thank you’ donation to Nuttall Hospital
Sprinting legend Usain Bolt and his entrepreneur girlfriend Kasi Bennett have donated medical equipment and a television to the Nuttall Hospital in St
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Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M.
Wu-Tang Clans official music video for C.R.E.A.M.. Click to listen to Wu-Tang Clan on
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‘It’s sickening’: Indiana Republican faces furious backlash over racist Facebook post about Black children
On Tuesday, The Indianapolis Star reported that GOP state Rep. Jim Lucas is under fire for a racist depiction of Black children in a Facebook
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Restaurant Owner Shows Solidarity With Protesters: ‘Let My Building Burn’
A restaurant owner in Minneapolis whose building was damaged during protests has added his voice to the chorus of activists seeking justice after police killed a Black man in their custody by kneeling on his neck until he became
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Mitchell Town recreational park in Clarendon gets facelift
Residents of Mitchell Town in Clarendon joined hands on Labour Day to give a facelift to the rural community’s more than five-decades-old recreational
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Nigeria: COVID-19 - Online Polls Will Not Determine Lagos Decision On Another Lockdown - Official
The Lagos State Government says its final decision on the possibility of another lockdown will not be based solely on the outcome of the online public polls on the
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John Wall Shares His Plans On Playing If This NBA Season Resumes
The John Wall Family Foundation announced last week the launch of its “202 Assist” Rent Assistance
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PA Dems say GOP hid member's positive COVID-19 test: 'Callous liars'
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Guatemala president fumes over infected deportees from US
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Guatemala’s president questioned his country’s relationship with the United States, revealing frustration over America continuing to send deportees infected with COVID-19 to a country struggling to manage the
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Kendra McMillan Talks About The Latest COVID-19 Headlines
VIDEO Kendra McMillan joins the Russ Parr Morning Show to discuss the reports that nurses are being prohibited from speaking out about COVID-19. Follow The Russ Parr Show on Twitter and Instagram  and On Facebook Too!
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Birmingham launches 2020 Census Awareness Campaign
The 2020 Census is how the federal government determines how much funding should be issued to a state and city to support public schools, healthcare, housing, food, and infrastructure improvements such as roads and
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No new COVID-19 cases
However, according to the ministry’s COVID-19 dashboard for May 23, another person has been admitted to the COVID-19 Intensive Care Unit
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Black delivery man detained by White HOA president; Walmart ends...
Though the threat of COVID-19 has not ended and grocery store workers otherwise considered essential are on the frontlines of this pandemic, several major grocery retailers—including the largest grocery chain Krogers—are ending its extra $2 per hour hazard pay for
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New York Times devotes front page to victims of COVID-19
(AP)- The New York Times has devoted Sunday’s entire front page to a long list of names of people who have died in the COVID-19
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Greenwood Chamber Of Commerce 99th Year Remembrance Of The Tulsa Race Riot/Massacre And Important Announcements | The Oklahoma Eagle
The city, working with PSO, will turn the lights off at the intersection of Greenwood Avenue and Archer
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