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THE HARLEM INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL announces 2022 Dates and Call for Entries - Sugarcane Magazine ™| Black Art Magazine
The Harlem International Film Festival (Hi) announced the 2022 edition of the film festival will take place on May 5-8. The post THE HARLEM INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL announces 2022 Dates and Call for Entries appeared first on Sugarcane Magazine ™| Black Art Magazine.
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John Bordeaux's Time in New York City
What happened to John Guttliff Bordeaux -- widely known as General Buddhoe -- after he freed the enslaved in 1848 and was exiled from St. Croix? Research shows he spent some time building a new life in New York City.
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Families take Part in “Spooktacular” Halloweeen Weekend on St. Croix
It was a “spooktacular” weekend on St. Croix as families were outdoors participating in Halloween-themed events. It was a marked difference to just one year ago when large events were restricted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Dion Parson USVI Musical Heritage Showcase Will Honor the Memory of Netfa Romain
While showcasing the musical heritage of the territory during a two-day festival planned for Nov. 5 and 6 at Antilles School’s Prior-Jollek Hall, the Grammy award-winning 21st Century Band will also celebrate the life and work of Netfa Romain.
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Sudanese anti-coup protesters barricade streets | News24
Sudanese anti-coup protesters on Sunday manned barricades in Khartoum a day after a deadly crackdown on mass rallies, as a defiant civil disobedience campaign against the military takeover entered its seventh day.
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Texas Gov. Decries 'Pornography' In School Libraries As GOP Targets LGBTQ Books
Gov. Greg Abbott’s letter railing against “pornographic or obscene material” in school libraries follows state lawmakers targeting books by LGBTQ authors.
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28th Annual Chicago Underground Film Festival presented in partnership with Full Spectrum Features at the Logan Theatre, November 5-7 - The Chicago Crusader
In a collaborative re-envisioning of the 28th Annual Chicago Underground Film Festival (CUFF)—the world’s longest-running underground film festival—Full Spectrum Features (FSF) is the official presenter of CUFF this year to
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Chargers WR Keenan Allen Speaks On His Frustrations Over The Years - Los Angeles Sentinel
The penalties hindered the Chargers from executing their offense and three of the five penalties were offensive holding. Allen said in week 6, the Ravens did a good job defensively but wouldn’t acknowledge the Patriots. “Today it was all us. I didn’t see anything that they did where we
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Africa: Louder Global Calls for Leaving Fossil Fuels Behind #AfricaClimateCrisis
[allAfrica] Cape Town -- Activists from from across all regions of the planet are making themselves heard by calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels, as the COP26 climate talks are set to start in Glasgow, Scotland this weekend.
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Africa: Coups in Africa Manifestations of Increasing Foreign Intervention
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- The increasing military coups in Africa are manifestations of the ever-increasing foreign intervention in the continent, according to an Ethiopian political scientist and international relations expert.
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A Strong Return To In-Person Learning At UW Bothell - The Seattle Medium
On Sept. 29, after 18 months of quarantine, the University of Washington Bothell welcomed its second-largest class of incoming students. The class includes  900 first-year students and  624 new transfer
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Under new ownership, 'Ebony' magazine bets on boosting Black business
Ebony magazine is turning 76 years old. With new owners, the legacy publication is rebooting to reach and uplift Black audiences with a focus on financial literacy and building wealth.
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Families of Charleston Church Shooting Victims to Share $88M Settlement from DOJ
The families of the victims in a deadly shooting spree by a professed white supremacist in Charleston, S.C., at a church Bible study in 2015 will share an $88 million payout from the Justice Department as compensation for their
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Haji alleges plot to kick him out of office as row with Kinoti escalates
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Africa: Laser Treatment Could Rival Eye Drops for Glaucoma
[SciDev.Net] Nairobi -- Laser treatment could be affordable in low-income settings, and more effective than eye drops in managing glaucoma, an eye disease, a study has found.
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Jacksonville’s Stay Well event illustrates how a strong community effort can help end the pandemic - North Dallas Gazette
We should be aware of how COVID-19 is adversely affecting our Black communities. The reach of the virus across Jacksonville, Florida, has hit the 20-month mark. But there’s some good news! A strong effort in our community is part of an initiative aimed to help us put an end to the
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African leaders arrive at the COP 26 summit | Africanews
African countries will use next week's COP summit to demand rich nations honour and then deepen their pledges to fund the fight against climate change
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Viking Orion Arrival Marks Continuing Return of Cruise Ships to USVI
“Slowly, but surely, we will get back to our pre-pandemic numbers, and we’re so grateful to our cruise partners for working with us to help us get there," said Commissioner Joseph Boschulte.
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Divided Supreme Court Considers the Most Restrictive Abortion Law in the Country | Dallas Weekly
A sharply divided Supreme Court is sitting Monday to once again consider a Texas law that bars abortion at around six weeks of pregnancy, reigniting a debate concerning the most restrictive law in the country.
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Congresswoman Lee Joins Congresswoman Bush and Other Colleagues to Urge President Biden to End Fossil Fuel Expansion | Post News Group
Today, Congresswoman Barbara Lee (CA-13) joined Congresswoman Cori Bush (MO-01) and other progressive colleagues in calling on President Biden to live up to his campaign promises to protect our environment & mitigate the worst effects of the climate
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FEATURE | DR Congo's former child soldiers face tough return to civilian life | News24
Some of the DR Congo's former child soldiers have become traders, hairdressers and tailors, but many struggle to recover a normal life.
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Sudan coup leader Burhan promises new government, says he is trying to persuade premier to return | News24
Sudan's military coup leader, facing pressure at home and abroad to restore power to civilians, has said a technocratic prime minister could be announced in a week.
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Africa: Buhari - Africa's Desire to Restore Over 100m Hectares of Degraded Landscape Realisable
[This Day] President Muhammadu Buhari has declared that Africa's ambition of restoring over 100 million hectares of degraded landscape for productive agriculture is realisable.
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County Leaders Across Nation Urge Congress to Pass Build Back Better Plan | The Madison Times
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz In 2019, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced his vision to make Milwaukee County the healthiest county in Wisconsin. This vision includes addressing Milwaukee’s disparities in health care, food security and more. But to achieve this goal, funding is
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Historic Moves: Dawn Staley Becomes Highest-Paid Black Head Coach In Women’s Basketball
WNBA legend Dawn Staley recently made history by becoming the highest-paid Black head coach in women’s basketball.
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Dr Kandeh Yumkella will meet Sierra Leoneans at a townhall meeting in London
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 30 October 2021: Parliamentary Leader of Sierra Leone’s National Grand Coalition (NGC) Party will be in London next weekend, where he will meet with supporters, friends, and members of the NGC Party at a townhall style event to talk about the progress that he and his party
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November 1: American Journalist, John E. Bruce Speaks on the "Return to the Ancestral Homeland,"1877 - Los Angeles Sentinel
November 1: American Journalist, John E. Bruce Speaks on the "Return to the Ancestral Homeland,"1877 The post November 1: American Journalist, John E. Bruce Speaks on the 'Return to the Ancestral Homeland,'1877 appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Central Bank governor: We must balance support for economy, inflation
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Dr Alvin Hilaire CENTRAL Bank Governor Dr Alvin Hilaire said it is important to strike a balance between supporting an economy while keeping inflation in check. He made this observation while addressing a virtual Caricom central
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November 1: All-Black Grambling State University Founded on This Date in 1901
By Victor Trammell Photo credits: Louisiana Travel Grambling State University was founded on November 1, 1901, as the Colored Industrial and Agricultural School. The school was eventually founded in 1896 by a group of African-American ranchers. Theydesired the establishmentand operation ofan
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