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(Photo: GoFundMe) The Palmdale City community is demanding answers to an apparent suicide of a Black man hanging from a tree, CNN reported. The people of Palmdale City want more information as to why a Black man named Robert Fuller, 24, was hung near Palmdale City Hall. Fuller’s h
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Source: theGrio
Liberia: Young people step up their fight against GBV during the COVID-19 crisis
Her team of youth ambassadors, which includes young women and men, have had to change their way of working during the coronavirus pandemic and are now reaching out directly to their community to prevent an escalation of gender-based violence during the
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Zimbabwe's MDC 'abductees' charged with fabricating torture, face jail
Three young opposition activists in Zimbabwe who said they had been abducted and sexually assaulted faced charges on Friday of lying about their treatment as the government claims their allegations are part of a plot to destabilise the
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Guinea: "For us, this is a struggle for the right to life"
To safeguard the rights of people with disabilities during this period, Plan International is working with the disability relief organisation OSH-Guinea to prevent the spread of the virus and protect the most vulnerable communities in
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The Black Lives Matter Movement and a Breakthrough Deal Boost a Black Winemaker’s Business
Two tough years in the making, there were days when Longevity founder Phil Long, 60, wasn’t sure the marriage of his small business, one of the nation’s few certified black-owned wineries, with Bronco Wine Co., one of the largest wine producers in the U.S., would
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Former Teacher Sued After Serving Students Cupcakes Laced With Her Husband’s Semen – Your Black World
A Louisiana teacher, Cynthia Perkins is being sued for serving students with cupcakes tainted with her
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BPD Chief: More than a dozen Birmingham police officers terminated since 2018
More than a dozen Birmingham police officers have been terminated for some incidents involving excessive force or unauthorized force and another 39 have been suspended for disciplinary reasons over the past two years, Chief Patrick Smith said on Wednesday during a virtual press conference with
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Rain to deliver 1 500 5G towers in expansion drive
Rain, the mobile data-only network operator, expects to accelerate the installation of 5G towers to 1 500 in larger metropolitan areas in South Africa by December 2021, African Rainbow Capital Investments said on
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Jay Pharoah 'could've been George Floyd' after encounter with LAPD
I’m not thinking anything of it, because I’m a law-abiding citizen,” Pharoah explains in the clip, which includes security footage of the confrontation, PEOPLE
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President Donald Trump Reschedules Tulsa Campaign Rally ‘Out of Respect’ for Juneteenth
President Donald Trump has decided to reschedule his first rally since the coronavirus emerged from the original date of June 19th to the next day, June 20th, “out of respect” for the Juneteenth holiday according to
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Uganda wants people to leave flooded wetlands
The Ugandan government has said people like Musasizi are partly to blame for the floods, and wants them to leave the wetlands for
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Thousands Turn Out For Black Lives Matter Silent March
Thousands of people turned out Friday afternnon to Judkins Park in Seattle’s Central area for Black Lives Matter Seattle King County’s March of
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Kenya: Yatani Projects Sh841 Billion Budget Shortfall Amid COVID-19 Tax Incentives
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Coronavirus in Africa: 225,126 cases; 6,051 deaths; 102,912 recoveries
There are now more than over 220,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus across the continent, with a number of African countries imposing a range of prevention and containment measures against the spread of the
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Tunisia: National Anti-Coronavirus Committee Prepares for Total Health Quarantine Lifting
Tunis/Tunisia — Preparations for the total the health quarantine lifting as of June 15 and measures to be taken pending the opening of borders as of June 27, were at heart of the National Anti-Coranavirus Committee, held on Wednesday afternoon at La Kasbah under chairmanship of Prime Minister Elyes
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Kenya: Victor Wanyama in Action as MLS League Resumes
Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama and his Major League Soccer (MLS) teammates are set to resume action on July 8 after a four-month break occasioned by the coronavirus pandemic
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Primary Elections Produce Few Surprises
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South Africa: SA, Lesotho Work Towards Shared Vision - President Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for a shared vision and strategy between South Africa and Lesotho to revive the economy in the aftermath of
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Police Reform Was Never Going to Be Easy — But Now’s the Time
Fundamental reforms would begin with ending the “qualified immunity” of police, curbing the militarization of police forces, transferring funds and functions to social agencies, imposing residency requirements and finally making lynching a hate
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South Africa: COVID-19 - Two Cape Town Labour Dept Offices Close After Employees Test Positive
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EDITORIAL: Finance ministers owe citizens the truth on budgets
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Al-Shabab sets up COVID-19 facility in southern Somalia
“I am urging people with the disease symptoms to come to the medical facility and avoid infecting other Muslims,” Sheikh Mohamed Bali, a senior al-Shabab official and a member of the group’s ad hoc COVID-19 response committee, said in a speech broadcast by the group’s radio arm
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Nigeria: Afenifere, Junaid Mohammed, Opadokun React to Buhari's Democracy Day Speech
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, described President Muhammadu Buhari's Democracy Day address as a huge and unpardonable slap on the face of the nation's democratic
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For the First Time Ever, There Will Finally Be a Black Bachelor
After 24 seasons, ABC’s hit reality series The Bachelor is finally getting its first Black
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Community Demands Answers After Black Man Is Found Hanging Near City Hall
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South Africa: COVID-19 Restrictions On Personal Care Industry to Stay for Now As DA Court Bid Postponed
The DA's application to the Western Cape High Court to challenge the prohibition on the personal care industry, which includes hairdressers and beauticians, was postponed on
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