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A 44-year-old woman in Zimbabwe, Tendayi Gwata, is battling to avoid a mastectomy after her breast cancer treatment abruptly ended when the only radiotherapy machine in the capital, Harare, stopped working. Gwata, a marketing consultant, had already lost all her hair during chemotherapy. Then she
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Conservative Campaign Committee's Mini-Tour for GOP Candidates and Donald Trump's Reelection. - ThyBlackMan
(ThyBlackMan.com) Hello America, This is Lloyd Marcus reporting in from Boulder City Nevada. My wife Mary and I flew from West Virginia to join the Conservative Campaign Committee's mini-tour, campaigning for GOP candidates and to reelect Trump. We had a 7 hour layover between flights. First stop
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Free education in Sierra Leone – a lot done, yet much more to do
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North Carolina City To Apologize For Slavery, Pay Reparations To Black Residents : NPR
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North Carolina city approves ‘reparations,’ apologizes for role in slavery | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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