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Story by Shardae White Janie Cisneros credits her neighborhood-based activism to serendipity. She is the leader of Singleton United/Unidos, a newly established neighborhood association in West Dallas, fighting for clean air and the removal of the long-standing roofing shingles plant, GAF, from her
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Walmart brand tortilla chips have been recalled due to possible metal contamination. Although Walmart sells a variety of Great Value tortilla chips, including Hint of Lime and Chili Garlic, the only chips to be taken off the shelves so far are the Restuarant Style White Corn Tortilla
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On eve of LA County lifting school masking mandate, a ‘strong recommendation’ to keep them on - L.A. Focus News
Welcome to the eve of the pandemic’s newest phase, at least Los Angeles County’s K-12 schools — one without a universal masking mandate. That’s right. After 11:59 p.m. Friday night, March 11, the state’s long-lasting order to wear masks indoors at schools will be lifted and Los Angeles County will
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Covid: Mozambique records zero infection | Africanews
The authorities attributed the zero cases to the mass vaccination campaign and the public's compliance with the social distancing rules.
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Living In Areas With High Rates Of Prejudice Is Bad For Your Health: Study
Photo: Getty Images A group of researchers sought to understand how prejudice relates to health throughout communities in the US. What they found is what many Black Americans know through experience: living in areas with high rates of prejudice is detrimental to your health. The study, published by
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New Study: Texas' 6 Best Universities, Most CEOs - DefenderNetwork.com
For many CEOs at your favorite companies, a college education was most likely the first step to their journey to success. Who doesn't want to follow in the footsteps of […]
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Texas Flagged 27,000 Mail Ballots For Rejection In Primary
More than 27,000 mail ballots in Texas were flagged for rejection in the first test of new voting restrictions enacted across the U.S., jeopardizing votes cast by Democrats and Republicans alike and in counties big and small.
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Judge Denies Lawyer's Request to Withdraw from Barnes Case Over Lack of Pay
V.I. nurses' unions have dropped their months-long civil complaint seeking a permanent injunction against the COVID-19 vaccine mandate at the territory's hospitals.
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Three dead: Kenya declares yellow fever outbreak | Africanews
Kenya has declared an outbreak of Yellow Fever after three people died in Isiolo County with 15 others recovering in hospital.
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COMMENTARY: Accept the Unexpected | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — When we don’t trust God’s timing, we can make decisions that cost us and have consequences. Even as Moses followed God’s instructions and said to the Hebrews that it was time to depart Egypt, they became overwhelmed at what they saw in front of them. Despite God’s reassurance that
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Actor Jussie Smollett Handed Five Months In Jail For Hate Crime Hoax
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The NFL Has Been Using An Unproven Measure To Get Players With Covid Back On The Field Fast - The Seattle Medium
Two months before the Super Bowl, the omicron surge was decimating NFL rosters as players tested positive for covid-19. The post The NFL Has Been Using An Unproven Measure To Get Players With Covid Back On The Field Fast appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Africa: Covid - Risk of Severe Disease Could Be in Your Blood, New Research Finds
[The Conversation Africa] Multiple factors play a role in complex diseases like COVID, and knowing what they are is important for predicting how different people will be affected. Early on in the pandemic, being older, overweight or smoking were identified as increasing your risk of developing
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Black-owned Brands Are Being Boosted By Large Retailers
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Marc Morial President the National Urban League Goes 1-on-1 with The Los Angeles Sentinel   - Los Angeles Sentinel
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African American Women Find Inspiration in Biden’s Supreme Court Pick
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Opioid Settlement: California, 13 Other States, to Share $30 Billion-Plus in Payouts - L.A. Focus News
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There Is A Culture War – And The GOP Is Waging It
A swing state poll said voters blame Democrats for being too focused on culture wars, despite a GOP push for laws against abortion, trans rights and race education.
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