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A Kenyan couple called off their wedding after man stormed church claiming to be their father - Face2Face Africa
A very distraught young couple had to cancel their wedding in Kenya when a man barged in claiming to be their father. The story that backs his claim is certainly an entangled one that made the groom storm out of the ceremony angry while the bride was whisked away in a car by
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Memorial and ‘Celebration Service’ set for Dr. Ydell Ishmon at Boston Baptist - TSDMemphis.com
Members of Boston Baptist Church will commemorate their long-time pastor Dr. Ydell Ishmon Sr. with a series of events at the church this weekend. Dr. Ishmon, 67, who led the congregation for 23 years, died Sept. 2. “I’m just in shock right now, just so grieved that my mentor is gone,” said the
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EXCLUSIVE: On the Eve of Sept. 11, Morocco Smashes Islamist Terror Network
Morocco's counterterrorism unit simultaneously raided three 'safe houses' in the suburbs of their nation's capital-arresting three terrorist leaders known to its intelligence services and capturing ...
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KIEREINI: In our indigenous dialects, we must take great pride
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Black wards close to being undercounted by 55 percent in 2020 Census | The Crusader Newspaper Group
With nearly two weeks before the deadline, 177,000 households in Black wards haven’t been counted By Erick Johnson Chicago’s predominately Black wards are in danger of being heavily undercounted with just two weeks left before the 2020 deadline, according to a Crusader analysis of the ward
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Arrests made in shooting death of baby | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Rob Taylor Jr. Courier Staff Writer Police and the community are unified in their outrage at the shooting death of 1-year-old Zykier Young, who was sleeping in a residence … Continued The post Arrests made in shooting death of baby appeared first on New Pittsburgh Courier.
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Trump's historic dereliction of duty laid bare | The Atlanta Voice
It matters who the president is. Millions of lives and livelihoods depend on the character, competence, altruism and integrity of the person in the Oval Office - whatever their party or ideology. But President Donald Trump - as he devastatingly revealed in his own voice to Bob Woodward - met the
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‘It's a Vibe’: Eva Marcille Debuts New Look, Fans Go Crazy Over Her Braids and Septum Piercing
Eva Marcille left her fans breathless when she debuted her new hairstyle and septum piercing over the weekend. The former 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star […]
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DuSable Museum Of African American History Remains Closed Amid Pandemic, Fights For Equal Funding - African American News Today - EIN News
… closed is the oldest independent African-American history museum in the country … – the DuSable Museum of African American History, at 740 E. 56th … the country’s oldest independent African-American history museum hangs in the …
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Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron Is On Trump's List Of Potential SCOTUS Nominees - The New York Beacon
PresidentDonald Trumpreleased the names of 20 people he'd be likely to nominate to the Supreme Court of the United States on Wednesday. If 2020 continues down its godforsaken path and the 45th president is reelected, he may have the chance to nominate a SCOTUS
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Mini Men Wildin’: Audio Recording Leaks Of Bow Wow Threatening Ex Kiyomi Leslie
In an exclusive audio recording given to It's On Site, Kiyomi claims Bow Wow hit her in the stomach while she was pregnant. In the audio, you can also hear Bow Wow’s alleged voice telling Kiyomi she’ll have to “fight” him to leave the room.
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The old skool Striver is back - Voice Online
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EU demands UK drop a planned law that breaches Brexit deal - Black News Channel
By Jill Lawless and Raf Casert Associated Press LONDON (AP) — Instead of closing in on a future trade deal, the European Union and Britain fought bitterly Thursday over a planned British law that the EU says would constitute a serious violation of the Brexit divorce agreement and destroy what
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New poll says majority of Americans believe political pressure will cause FDA to rush a coronavirus vaccine | The Atlanta Voice
A majority of Americans, 62%, believe political pressure from the Trump administration will cause the US Food and Drug Administration to rush approval of a coronavirus vaccine before Election Day on November 3, according to a new health-tracking poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation. The KFF
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Minority Business Opportunity Week in Georgia kick off - Atlanta Tribune
GMSDC to Kick off Minority Business Opportunity Week in GeorgiaState and local governments proclaim minority business excellence The Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council, in partnership with the state of Georgia and area cities and counties, will commemorate the inaugural observance of
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Ladies 1st Sports Agency looks to present sports opportunities for women | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Joseph Phillips, Crusader Sports Editor As the CEO of Ladies 1st Sports Agency, Shajuanna M. Jordan, a Chicago native and Simeon Career Academy alum, said she is looking forward to giving women opportunities in the game of basketball both on and off the court. Acording to Jordan, her vision is
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Louisville gets first Black female police chief after Breonna Taylor protests: 'A new day is coming' - Face2Face Africa
Louisville has been making rounds in the news lately because it the place where EMT Breonna Taylor was killed in a no-knock raid in her home by white Louisville police officers. It is in the news again and this time, there is a little win for Yvette Gentry, who has been appointed interim police
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Exclusive: Queen of Club Quarantine Kathy Sledge Talks The Resurgence Of “Thinking Of You” And Her New Show The Family Room
In our exclusive interview, Kathy Sledge, of the Sledge sisters spoke about the resurgence of her song, "Thinking of You" in Club Quarantine and her new show, "The Family Room."
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Mississippi Congressman Bennie Thompson Honored with NNPA 2020 National Leadership Award - Black News Channel
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent With the U.S. Postal Service under assault from the Trump Administration, Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Mississippi) was among the first to cast a vote in favor of H.R. 8015, Delivering for America Act. The legislation requires the Postal
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Tamar Braxton's boyfriend says he was 'attacked,' 'victim of domestic violence' - TheGrio
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(BPRW) iHeartMedia, America’s Leading Podcast Publisher, and Radio Hall-of-Famer Charlamagne Tha God Launch The Black Effect Podcast Network
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Canadian musician Tory Lanez reportedly told Megan Thee Stallion via text he shot her because he was ‘just too drunk’ several hours after the infamous July 12 incident that left the rapper injured in both feet and in need of surgery to “to remove the bullets.” The said text message, which was
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Black Legislators Sound Warning on Florida Primary Amendment – Free Press of Jacksonville
TALLAHASSEE — Florida Republican and Democratic leaders ramped up their rhetoric against a proposed constitutional amendment that would open state primary elections to all voters regardless of political party. Leading the charge on Tuesday were [...]
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Trump said he feels no responsibility to understand the pain Black Americans experience and suggested that those who do 'drank the Kool-Aid'
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'I Wanted to Push Barack Out of the Window': Michelle Obama Talks the Difficulties of Marriage and Being a Resilient Couple
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Dr. Ladson-Billings Earns 2020 NNPA Leadership in Education Award - Black News Channel
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